Reds/Zinfandel - 750ml
Zinfandel - 750ml
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About this bottle
Rombauer Vineyards Zinfandel is a California appellation red blended from fruit grown across some of the state's classic Zinfandel country, built in the same rich, generous style the winery is known for with its Chardonnay. It opens with ripe raspberry, blackberry, and black pepper, then turns juicy and jammy on the palate, with blackberry preserves, baking spice, and a touch of vanilla from oak aging. The finish is long, warm, and slightly sweet without tipping into dessert territory. This is a Zinfandel for someone who wants a big, generous glass of fruit rather than a lean, food-only red.
How to drink Rombauer Zinfandel
Serve it at cool room temperature — this Zin has enough fruit and body that a light chill only helps. It's an easy match for barbecue, burgers, or spiced sausage, and rich enough to drink on its own without food. If you like your reds jammy and generous, don't overthink the pairing.
Specs
Zinfandel
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Questions about this bottle
How long does an opened bottle of Zinfandel keep?
A red wine like this Zinfandel stays good for about 3-5 days after opening if you re-cork it and keep it somewhere cool and dark — the fruit will soften a bit each day but it won't spoil quickly.
Is Rombauer's Zinfandel from the same region as its Chardonnay?
No — Rombauer's Chardonnay is a Carneros bottling, while the Zinfandel is labeled California appellation, sourced from fruit grown across the state's classic Zinfandel-growing regions rather than a single estate vineyard.
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