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• Rktekt3 wrote: 85 points

  February 28, 2019 - Are we certain this is primarily Zinfandel?

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• ex-sommelier commented:

  2/28/19, 8:45 PM - As far as I can tell it's entirely Zinfandel as they don't describe it as a field blend as they do their other heritage wines. I believe legally it must be 85% or more to be labeled as a mono-varietal in California. Definitely very very different from any other Zin

• River Rat commented:

  3/3/19, 8:11 AM - That’s what makes this wine interesting. It has a Barbaresco quality to it that makes it unique from other Zinfandels. Personality.

• der Schmecker commented:

  8/13/19, 7:18 PM - Amador zins are different from Mendocino zins which are different from Sonoma zins... from Napa zins. Yes, this is a zinfandel! It's terroir.

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