| Rating | 92 |
| Style | Red |
| Variety | Zinfandel |
| Vintage | 2018 |
| Appellation |
Russian River Valley Sonoma County North Coast California USA |
| ABV | 14.5% |
| Price | $50.00 |
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| Reviewed By | |
| Reviewed | 2020-12-17 |
Perfect For
Sounding Like A Wine Pro, Steak Dinner, Treat Yo'self
Drink If You Like
Cabernet Franc, Sangiovese , Zinfandel
Dutton-Goldfield Russian River Valley Zinfandel 2018 Review
This is a wonderful representation of how Zinfandel can shine. It has tart savory fruit, smelling like blackberries and balsamic. It has a tight fruit core and excellent acidity. This bottle with a brisket will make you fall for this grape.
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