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re: Good wines - both pricey and cheap
Posted on 12/4/18 at 2:12 pm to BugAC
Posted on 12/4/18 at 2:12 pm to BugAC
We (wife and I) like red Zins from Napa. We like some Cabs as well but prefer the Zins.
Rombauer Zin. There are three or four variations all are excellent. Runs about $30 bottle.
Rombauer Cab. $50 bottle.
Cheaper Napa Zins we like are Red Tractor and Beaver Creek. Both at the $15 range.
Rombauer Zin. There are three or four variations all are excellent. Runs about $30 bottle.
Rombauer Cab. $50 bottle.
Cheaper Napa Zins we like are Red Tractor and Beaver Creek. Both at the $15 range.
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Posted on 12/4/18 at 2:16 pm to pochejp
Get into Turley zins at all?
My favorite zins are from Sonoma's dry creek valley, the rockpile appellation, in particular.
My favorite zins are from Sonoma's dry creek valley, the rockpile appellation, in particular.
Posted on 12/4/18 at 2:22 pm to pochejp
Ridge makes some great Zin dominant blends out of Sonoma as well. Their Three valleys is excellent and their Lytton springs just made spectators top 100 and was delicious.
If you haven’t tried Michael David, they have some great zins as well, although they did just sell off their flagship 7 deadly zins.
If you haven’t tried Michael David, they have some great zins as well, although they did just sell off their flagship 7 deadly zins.
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