Big. Huge. Gigantic. Not my speed. Leather w/some cocoa nibs.
Big. Huge. Gigantic. Not my speed. Leather w/some cocoa nibs.
Jan 14th, 2020
I usually don’t drink Zin. This was a pleasant surprise. This had deep black fruit, subtle tannins and moderate alcohol. Thumbs up
I usually don’t drink Zin. This was a pleasant surprise. This had deep black fruit, subtle tannins and moderate alcohol. Thumbs up
1 person found it helpfulNov 12th, 2018
This may have brought me around on Zin. Was lucky to attend a tasting with the producer, Eric Miller, who walked us through seven of his wines. This was my wife and I’s favorite so we bought a few bottles. This was the first we’ve opened and really enjoyed it. Great stuff from a small producer in Dry Creek.
This may have brought me around on Zin. Was lucky to attend a tasting with the producer, Eric Miller, who walked us through seven of his wines. This was my wife and I’s favorite so we bought a few bottles. This was the first we’ve opened and really enjoyed it. Great stuff from a small producer in Dry Creek.
1 person found it helpfulJul 1st, 2018
Lovely balanced Zin.
1 person found it helpfulNov 5th, 2017
Really nice Zin, lacks some of the anticipated alcohol that gives it away. Would buy again. Great qpr
Really nice Zin, lacks some of the anticipated alcohol that gives it away. Would buy again. Great qpr
1 person found it helpfulNov 23rd, 2016
Oh I have no self control when I want to try the wines I have procured at home. I cracked this open. I sipped and have been writing so a better blog entry to describe this ruby red beauty will be emerging soon ( http://scrumptiousgruel.wordpress.com) but in the meantime let us just say silk, berries and elegance personified as a liquid down my throat. Oh yes. Thanks again to @Dan White for turning me on to these guys.
Oh I have no self control when I want to try the wines I have procured at home. I cracked this open. I sipped and have been writing so a better blog entry to describe this ruby red beauty will be emerging soon ( http://scrumptiousgruel.wordpress.com) but in the meantime let us just say silk, berries and elegance personified as a liquid down my throat. Oh yes. Thanks again to @Dan White for turning me on to these guys.
1 person found it helpfulApr 18th, 2016
Soft fruit notes and amazing
Soft fruit notes and amazing
Mar 19th, 2022
Love this wine for its flavor, balance and fruit. The best part is it’s under $30
Love this wine for its flavor, balance and fruit. The best part is it’s under $30
Feb 12th, 2020
Kokomo 2017 Zinfandel from Sonoma’s Dry Creek Valley. 14.9%... Better have some water near by. This is a BIG BOY Zin! Zesty blackberry dark current toasted oak and cigarbox are the first things that come to my palate. Notes of chocolate and spice in the middle. A lot of butter on the tongue. Finishes dry but not too dry. It does have a slight sour pinch to it Typical of most zins that I have had. But that dissipates immediately at the finish. I probably won’t buy it again very good Zin.
Kokomo 2017 Zinfandel from Sonoma’s Dry Creek Valley. 14.9%... Better have some water near by. This is a BIG BOY Zin! Zesty blackberry dark current toasted oak and cigarbox are the first things that come to my palate. Notes of chocolate and spice in the middle. A lot of butter on the tongue. Finishes dry but not too dry. It does have a slight sour pinch to it Typical of most zins that I have had. But that dissipates immediately at the finish. I probably won’t buy it again very good Zin.
Aug 25th, 2019
Nice zin with bold flavors of blackberry and black cherry. Very light on tannins. Not a bad buy @ $24 undiscounted
Nice zin with bold flavors of blackberry and black cherry. Very light on tannins. Not a bad buy @ $24 undiscounted
Mar 25th, 2018
Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma County, California, USA
