Cathedral Ridge
Reserve Zinfandel
Columbia Valley, Oregon/Washington, USA
2016- juicy and dark, rich raspberry and blackberry. Dry and dusty finish, with medium smooth tannins
2016- juicy and dark, rich raspberry and blackberry. Dry and dusty finish, with medium smooth tannins
Sep 2nd, 2021A bit too sweet for my taste. Almost sugary but with strong taste of berry.
A bit too sweet for my taste. Almost sugary but with strong taste of berry.
Dec 16th, 2020This wine is absolutely bursting with ripe berries on the palette...incredible. Let it breathe a bit, even a day. This may be my favorite wine right now...and I just finished off the last bottle in my cellarš¢.
This wine is absolutely bursting with ripe berries on the palette...incredible. Let it breathe a bit, even a day. This may be my favorite wine right now...and I just finished off the last bottle in my cellarš¢.
Apr 6th, 2020Rich and decadent. Tastes much older than its vintage. Refined and smooth. Worth every penny!
Rich and decadent. Tastes much older than its vintage. Refined and smooth. Worth every penny!
Jul 31st, 2019
Purchased from the winery in the Columbia Valley with mom, dad, and cooper in October 2014. Enjoyed On New Year's Day 2015, all together. Light color, medium body. Fruit, earthy nose. Smooth, fruit forward zin with strong minerality and pepper.
Purchased from the winery in the Columbia Valley with mom, dad, and cooper in October 2014. Enjoyed On New Year's Day 2015, all together. Light color, medium body. Fruit, earthy nose. Smooth, fruit forward zin with strong minerality and pepper.
Jan 2nd, 2015
I've never had a wine like this before. There is a good reason why we don't hear about Zinfandel from Oregon. That said, this is spicy and raisiny like a Zin. It is light, and can't hold a candle to the wimpiest Dry Creek Zin, but it is still recognizable as such. Not half bad
I've never had a wine like this before. There is a good reason why we don't hear about Zinfandel from Oregon. That said, this is spicy and raisiny like a Zin. It is light, and can't hold a candle to the wimpiest Dry Creek Zin, but it is still recognizable as such. Not half bad
Mar 29th, 2017
