Why is the miracle of wine Shiraz?

In the world of red wine, Cabernet Sauvignon is the king, Merlot is the record, and Black Pi Nuo is known as the enchantress. So what is Xiha or Syrah? Kind and open-minded, Xiha or Shiraz is a grape variety comparable to Cabernet Sauvignon and Black Pi Nuo in all aspects. But it is kinder and more open-minded than the latter two. It can survive in cool climate and warm and hot areas, and its quality is not bad. In France, it is called Silas. Shiraz comes from Australia, which is the most widely planted country in the world. There, 89% of wineries grow Shiraz and brew at least one Shiraz wine. One of the legends: Shiraz originated from the ancient Persian city in Iran and is still called Shiraz today. It was brought to the Rhone Valley in France by PhocaeanGreeks. Australians used to believe this, so they adopted the name Shiraz. Legend 2: It was brought from Egypt to Syracuse, Sicily, by the Roman Probus Corps, and spread from here. According to the local saying in the Rhone Valley, in 1224, Knight Henry gaspard Strindberg came back from Cyprus after the Crusade and came to Tainl'Hermitage in the Rhone Valley. This grape variety also appeared at the same time. However, experts from the University of California, Davis, determined by 1998 that Shiraz was originally from the North Rhone Valley in France, and its ancestors were Duras (or Duresa) and Monteduse Blanche. Grape varieties have the highest quality only in key areas. Bordeaux is a key area for growing Cabernet Sauvignon. When the year is ideal, you can brew the best Cabernet Sauvignon in the world. But its quality is not as stable as Napa Valley in California and Kurwana in Australia when the years are average or poor. In the19th century, many Bordeaux wineries used Elmy Tass from the Rhone Valley to mix with their own wines in normal years and then sold them. Elmy Tashi is brewed by Syrah. When Elmy Tashi was not enough, they even imported Algerian Siha wine and added it to Bordeaux wine. Margaux winery, one of the five famous wineries in Bordeaux.