Heritage Vines Sonoma County Zinfandel

Really nice balance of fruit, spice and acid. A steal at costco for $13.

Very good. The only wine from the Walmart of wines that I would buy again.

Plummy nose that is unmistakably Zinfandel, with an interesting fruit character, starts sweet and plummy with decent tannins and really interesting sweet spices such as cinnamon and allspice. Great acidity.

At first sniff & sip, I was instantly reminded of an incredible product from Oregon's Republic of Jam: Pickled Cherries with Fennel & Espresso. Minus the pickled part, the aromas and flavors were almost identical to these beloved cherries. Anyway, cherries, cranberries and juicy blackberries are highlight by fennel, espresso and cedar. Beautiful balance between fruit, fine tannins and elegant acidity result in a stand-out Zin. There's so much to love about this wine & this winery.

Blackberry, cassis, vanilla, smoke, white pepper and oak. Great structure and bold tannins.

My favorite bottle of wine under $20, though I might prefer the 2013 vintage.

Trying out the Dry Creek Vineyards Zinfandel and I'm happy. Plums and blueberries on the nose. Earth, spice, and oak on the palate. Nice acid on the finish. A bit dense but not too much. I need 3 or 4 bottles of this after this day.

Good elegant, but with a slight biterness in finish I am seeing with a lot of 2012 Dry creek Valley wines, not just frim this winery. . I still like it. Good balance

Nice body with peppery finish. Rich blackberry color.

It's got some spice and some body, balanced and robust.