Doug Powers

9.2

Love the raspberry fruit front and center in this lovely old vine (mostly Sonoma) Zinfandel, great acidity and balance, longish finish, really love this one!! — 17 days ago

with Jim

K S

10

My Fave at Haskel Tasting. — 14 days ago

Norma Normington

9.7

Wow 🤯 a phenomenal blend. This bottle is 11 years old now and simply delicious. — 7 days ago

Sipping Fine Wine

9.0

Blend of mostly Zinfandel with a nice splash of Petite Sirah, deep Ruby color with aromas of ripe berry fruits and sweet spice. On the palate flavors of blackberry and plum with notes of licorice, herbs and pepper spice. Fine tannins, long finish ending with fruit, spice and tobacco notes. Nice! — 23 days ago

Carter White

9.1

Juicy berries, spicy and floral, good depth. — 2 days ago

Steve Mitchell

9.4

Nice Zin. Paired with our lamb. — 19 days ago

Matthew W.

9.2

Lush dark fruits, cigar box, with subtle hints of molasses. — a month ago

Sam Friedland

9.0

Fruit, balanced, 15%?alcohol. Went very well with braised turkey. — a day ago

Lisa McKinnon

8.9

Nice but needed to breathe a lot. Good with short rib. — 6 days ago

Kristyn Aquino

9.2

Gifted by my partner’s sister as a sweet & thoughtful surprise for our 6 month anniversary ♡ We are new to wine but have been spending our past few date nights just at home watching movies with an inexpensive bottle she recommended from our local grocery store (which we enjoy so much!). And to celebrate our anniversary, we did the exact same thing— except this time, with a bottle carefully chosen by a loved one from her own personal collection, who is THE wine lover!! Rudy & I both loved the taste of this one so much. I think it’s a great start for those like us who are getting into wine and have no idea about anything and just want something tasty, because now we know we like zinfandel blends! I’m not there yet with describing the taste of wine but I do really like the complexity of blends now and thought this tasted very clean and yummy (っ˘ڡ˘ς) Thank you Aimee!! Note: we also did homework on how the name originated! Very cool to know how the person who made this sold his popular zin blend & had to sign a clause that wouldn’t allow him to make anymore zin blends for 8 years- hence the 8 years in the desert :0 — 19 days ago