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Rancho Zabaco is named for one of the original Mexican land grants in Northern Sonoma, which crosses over portions of the Russian River Valley, the area from which our grapes are drawn The wines are inspired by the bold spirit and rich heritage of the Spanish and Mexican pioneers who settled this ruggedland Varietal Content: 93% Zinfandel, 6% Petite SirahHarvest Notes: 2003 was one of the coolest growing seasons in recent history The spring weather fluctuated from very wet and cool to dry and hot, resulting in low yields relative to the prior year April experienced record rainfall, followed by a long, cool summer Unpredictable heat spikes during August and September moved harvest forward and produced fruit with ripe flavors and good acidity Harvest was completed during September and OctoberTitratable Acidity: 1pH: 4Alcohol Level: 15Residual Sugar: 0 Rancho Zabaco is named for one of the original Mexican land grants in Northern Sonoma, which crosses over portions of the Russian River Valley, the area from wh  

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Rancho Zabaco is named for one of the original Mexican land grants in Northern Sonoma, which crosses over portions of the Russian River Valley, the area from which our grapes are drawn The wines are inspired by the bold spirit and rich heritage of the Spanish and Mexican pioneers who settled this ruggedland Varietal Content: 93% Zinfandel, 6% Petite SirahHarvest Notes: 2003 was one of the coolest growing seasons in recent history The spring weather fluctuated from very wet and cool to dry and hot, resulting in low yields relative to the prior year April experienced record rainfall, followed by a long, cool summer Unpredictable heat spikes during August and September moved harvest forward and produced fruit with ripe flavors and good acidity Harvest was completed during September and OctoberTitratable Acidity: 1pH: 4Alcohol Level: 15Residual Sugar: 0 Rancho Zabaco is named for one of the original Mexican land grants in Northern Sonoma, which crosses over portions of the Russian River Valley, the area from wh  

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Rancho Zabaco is a name virtually synonymous with Zinfandel, but not just any Zinfandel. Our grapes are hand-selected from some of the finest vineyards in Sonoma County. Which means that Rancho Zabaco Zinfandels are exuberantly robust and full of spice. The kind of taste that makes Zin lovers smile, politely, and say ‘Wow!’  

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Rancho Zabaco is named for one of the original Mexican land grants in Northern Sonoma, which crosses over portions of the Russian River Valley, the area from which our grapes are drawn The wines are inspired by the bold spirit and rich heritage of the Spanish and Mexican pioneers who settled this ruggedland Varietal Content: 93% Zinfandel, 6% Petite SirahHarvest Notes: 2003 was one of the coolest growing seasons in recent history The spring weather fluctuated from very wet and cool to dry and hot, resulting in low yields relative to the prior year April experienced record rainfall, followed by a long, cool summer Unpredictable heat spikes during August and September moved harvest forward and produced fruit with ripe flavors and good acidity Harvest was completed during September and OctoberTitratable Acidity: 1pH: 4Alcohol Level: 15Residual Sugar: 0 Rancho Zabaco is named for one of the original Mexican land grants in Northern Sonoma, which crosses over portions of the Russian River Valley, the area from wh  

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Rancho Zabaco is named for one of the original Mexican land grants in Northern Sonoma, which crosses over portions of the Russian River Valley, the area from which our grapes are drawn The wines are inspired by the bold spirit and rich heritage of the Spanish and Mexican pioneers who settled this ruggedland Varietal Content: 93% Zinfandel, 6% Petite SirahHarvest Notes: 2003 was one of the coolest growing seasons in recent history The spring weather fluctuated from very wet and cool to dry and hot, resulting in low yields relative to the prior year April experienced record rainfall, followed by a long, cool summer Unpredictable heat spikes during August and September moved harvest forward and produced fruit with ripe flavors and good acidity Harvest was completed during September and OctoberTitratable Acidity: 1pH: 4Alcohol Level: 15Residual Sugar: 0 Rancho Zabaco is named for one of the original Mexican land grants in Northern Sonoma, which crosses over portions of the Russian River Valley, the area from wh  

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Grapes: 82% Zinfandel and 18% Petite Sirah Appellation: 100% Dry Creek Valley Harvest: October 6, 1999 Fermentation: Fermented 10 days at 88 F Barrel...  

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2006 in the vineyard… Warm winter days and mild nights offered every indication that rainfall would be below average. In February, we chanced prunin...  

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Style and Description:Classic White Zin-Pink, fresh and fruity Light, refreshing, off-dry wine with aromatic notes of cotton candy, cranberry, and str...  

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Winemaker Notes - The grapes we choose for our 2008 Buehler Vineyards Napa Valley Zinfandel are a mix of those off our estate vineyards and grapes f...  

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Our 2007 California Zinfandel balances rich and graceful flavors characteristic of each region farmed. Dry-farmed, old-head-trained vines in Lodi and ...  

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At Montevina Winery we’re known for our Zinfandels. This particular wine is a blend of Amador and Lodi appellation fruit. Our local Amador County has...  

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A true classic! The 2006 vintage was a cool, long growing season, which allowed the Zinfandel clusters to ripen evenly,permitting ideal harvesting co...  

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The 2007 vintage started off with a very dry spring, which tended to make for smaller clusters, smaller berries, and less canopy overall The growing s...  

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My brother Phil Coturri, a partner and viticulturist for Coturri winery, has a family estate in the Eastern Mayacamas Mountains in Sonoma Valley. East...  

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The 2007 vintage started off with a very dry spring, which tended to make for smaller clusters, smaller berries, and less canopy overall The growing s...  

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Winemaker Notes - The 2007 Napa Valley Zinfandel is a blend of three very special vineyards. The first, the Luvisi vineyard, was planted in 1908 and...  

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The 2007 vintage started off with a very dry spring, which tended to make for smaller clusters, smaller berries, and less canopy overall The growing s...  

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Our Zinfandel vineyards are in the top growing regions in California: Napa, Sonoma, Lodi and Amador. This wine reflects the soil and environment of ea...  

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The 2007 vintage started off with a very dry spring, which tended to make for smaller clusters, smaller berries, and less canopy overall The growing s...  

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The downside of this wine is its enormous alcohol, nearly 16 percent. That’s the price you pay for a dry wine with gargantuan flavors. Black currants...  

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