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2021 Ridge Vineyards Pagani Ranch Sonoma Valley Zinfandel
Winery Notes- Rich plum and blueberry on the nose with floral notes. Medium to full-bodied on the palate with ample blackberry, currant, and dark chocolate. Balanced structure with a supple texture and a long, layered finish. 90% Zinfandel, 5% Petite Sirah, 5% Alicante Bouschet.$39.9011 -
2022 Robert Biale Black Chicken Napa Valley Zinfandel
Winery Notes- Showing the influence of the breezy and fog-laced Oak Knoll District, the wine offers rich, plush fruit, delicate acidity and a structure defined by well-ripened, fine-grained tannins. Layered notes of blackberry preserves, raspberry, violet, cocoa, anise, and cherry wood on the nose. Persistent and full on the palate with flavors of plum, black cherry, baking spices, dried herbs, and pomegranate. An expressive Zinfandel that, with proper cellaring, will continue to improve for the next 5-7 years.$49.9012 -
2022 Turley Old Vines California Zinfandel
Winery Notes- Old Vines is composed of a variety of old sites from California that are either too small to be made into a vineyard designate wine or are “new” to the Turley family (and way of farming). Vines are anywhere from 41 to 129 years old, and a true representation of California old vine Zinfandel, hailing from vineyards in Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino, Lodi, Contra Costa, Amador and Paso Robles.$29.9024 -
2022 Ridge Vineyards Lytton Springs Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel
Winery Notes- Complex nose of boysenberry, cigar box, anise and sage. Full-bodied with well-coated tannins and balanced acidity. Notes of plum, blackberry, mineral, pepper and dark chocolate.$49.909 -
2022 Seghesio Sonoma County Zinfandel
Wine Spectator 2024 Value Wine Of The Year Winery Notes- This Zinfandel captivates with a complex fusion of blackberry, black currant, plum, cherry, and baking spice aromas. Its lively palate showcases succulent fruit interwoven with supple tannins, persisting from mid-palate to a gratifying finish.
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2022 Turley Pesenti Vineyard Paso Robles Zinfandel
Winery Notes- This certified organic estate-owned vineyard was planted in the 1920s on ancient marine calcareous soils. Though the vines are head-trained and dry-farmed, the soil plays the most important role in distinguishing this vineyard on the west side of Paso Robles. The wines have a brightness, with chalk and floral characteristic aromas unique to the site, and to Zinfandel in general.$49.901 -
2022 Turley Del Barba Contra Costa County Zinfandel
Winery Notes- Hailing from head-trained vines planted in the deep dehli blow sands of Contra Costa. Vibrant and dazzling on the nose, with plum, blood orange, lively spice, and mouthwatering smoked meats. The texture is a knockout: super smooth, silky and supple, with excellent acidity. Utterly enthralling, and a wine we want to revisit repeatedly.$34.9012 -
2022 Turley Buck Cobb Vineyard Amador County Zinfandel
Organically farmed head-trained vines planted at 1500’ in the Sierra Nevada Foothills in granite & quartz. Aromas of red florals and fruits, orange zest, nutmeg, and petrichor, with a red pepper kick to the spicy finish. Very well integrated palate with characteristic yet resolved mountain tannins, reminiscent of a nuanced young Barbaresco.$39.904 -
2021 Marietta Román North Coast Zinfandel
Winery Notes- We named this wine for Román Cisneros, our cellarmaster of more than 30 years. Notes of white pepper and sage, enliven the core of pomegranate, cranberry and orange zest in this bright, lively Zinfandel. Breadth and darkness come through as briar patch and tobacco leaf, with flint and wet stone adding complexity. Grippy and clean on the palate, with chalk and almond underpinning the ripe strawberry, this is not your typical Zinfandel from California. Dark chocolate and crushed mint lead into drying/textured tannins for a long finish.$19.9024+ -
2022 Cline Old Vine Lodi Zinfandel
Winery Notes- This Old Vine Zinfandel is a great expression of fresh strawberry the varietal is known for, while at the same time possessing complex flavors of spice and vanilla. The wine has excellent balance and delivers a lot of flavor and finesse.$11.9011 -
2021 Limerick Lane Estate Russian River Valley Zinfandel
Winery Notes- Our Russian River Zinfandel is our flagship wine. Originally planted by Italians at the start of the 1900’s, this wine hearkens back, in some ways, to a different time. While seamless and with an unparalleled clarity of flavor and aromas, there is also an undeniable gravity that Limerick Lane Zinfandel seems to exude. It may be nothing more than a romantic appreciation for the hands that have tended these vines for over a century. It’s possible that it is a result of the other varieties, now all but extinct, save for a few old Zinfandel vineyards like Peloursin, Negrette, and Petite Sirah, that add more structure, color, and acid than normally found in Zinfandel. Maybe the rocks, the dirt, the morning fog and the afternoon sun come together in this place a little different than anywhere else. It may even be all of these special characteristics combined, but the Zinfandel grown at the end of this little lane is undeniably special, undeniably unique, and undeniably “Limerick Lane.”$37.9024+ -
2021 Cline Eight Spur Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel
Winery Notes- School House Creek Vineyard located in Dry Creek Valley is owned by the Petersen’s, one of the oldest grape growing families in the region. In the northern part of the valley, close to Lake Sonoma, the vineyard sits on an eastern bench, facing southwest. The valley holds the daytime heat, ripening grapes on these old vines, between 40-100 years old, until sundown when cool Pacific Ocean breezes blow through the canyon, extending the growing season. Vines are head-trained and dry-farmed in the true tradition of cultivating Zinfandel. The success of School House Creek Vineyard comes from years of vigilant farming and rootstock selection before planting. These vines are planted on St George rootstock that is known for sending roots deep down into the soil in search of water. Roots can grow as deep as 40 feet making them naturally drought-resistant and allowing for the least amount of intervention during the growing the season. Eight Spur Zinfandel displays loads of blueberry and strawberry flavors, with hints of cinnamon, tobacco leaf, and vanilla. Medium-full bodied with mouthwatering acidity, and fine-grained tannins, the finish is opulent and long.$21.905 -
2021 Turley Fredericks Vineyard Sonoma Valley Zinfandel
Winery Notes- Hailing from 1937, these certified organic vines are some of the most unique we’ve ever seen. Just a mile and a half from the Napa border on the Sonoma side of the Mayacamas, located in what is the new Moon Mountain AVA, the vines are planted along steep, contoured terraces. Finding old vineyards is rare enough, but ancient hillside head-trained vines located 900 feet up? Downright extraordinary.$44.902 -
2021 Ridge Vineyards East Bench Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel
Winery Notes- Strawberry, raspberry, clove and vanilla notes on the nose. Blackberry and black olive flavors give way to mouth-coating tannins with a pleasant and lengthy finish. Classic Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel. -
2021 Turley Buck Cobb Vineyard Amador County Zinfandel
Winery Notes- Organically farmed head-trained vines planted at 1500’ in the Sierra Nevada Foothills in granite & quartz. Aromas of red florals and fruits, orange zest, nutmeg, and petrichor, with a red pepper kick to the spicy finish. Very well integrated palate with characteristic yet resolved mountain tannins, reminiscent of a nuanced young Barbaresco.$39.907 -
2021 Turley Del Barba Contra Costa County Zinfandel
Winery Notes- Hailing from head-trained vines planted in the deep dehli blow sands of Contra Costa. Vibrant and dazzling on the nose, with plum, blood orange, lively spice, and mouthwatering smoked meats. The texture is a knockout: super smooth, silky and supple, with excellent acidity. Utterly enthralling, and a wine we want to revisit repeatedly.$39.9010 -
2019 Seghesio Cortina Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel
Winery Notes- The core of this wine comes from Chen’s Vineyard, planted in 1972 by fourth-generation Ted Seghesio and his father Ed. The site resides along the creek where the sandy soils produce rarefied Zinfandel. With mornings shrouded in fog and prevailing afternoon breezes from the marine influence, Cortina grapes benefit from longer hang times in normal seasons. Aromas of lilac, wild blueberry tart, cedar and moss give way to bright acidity on the palate. Cortina Zinfandel features vibrant blue fruit and a touch of white pepper that carries through to the wine’s long elegant finish.
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