Zinfandel

The best Zinfandels are boldly juicy and full-bodied. Get to know more about California’s adopted grape with our illustrated guide.

White Zin, as we affectionately call it, has welcomed many now-wine fans into the wine world and we’re proud to...

It's not uncommon to hear people discuss Zinfandel in overly broad terms: super-ripe, overtly fruit-focused, high-octane. And while there are certainly plenty of Zins out there that fit that description, the category is far broader than that, with wines of serious nuance, complexity, and stylistic variation.

With a range of styles from light to bold, Zinfandel is a popular red wine that offers something for everyone. Click here to learn more about Zinfandel.

Here is a great list of wines that deliver the spice, are ideal of shorter days, taste great with harvest foods, and mesh well with the changing colors of fall.

So what do you know about Zinfandel? Yes, it’s the same grape that made that pink wine back in the day that no one admits to drinking. Actually, we should be thankful for those pink wines as they are the reason that all of the Zinfandel vines were not dug up long ago. Because the vines were saved to make …

Wine tastes vary. You might prefer a very sweet wine, while your best friend likes a glass of something drier....

The following guide will break down what Zinfandel tastes like, where it’s from, what it pairs with, and why you should be drinking more of it!

Let's take a closer look at both red and white Zinfandel wine and learn the secrets to picking out your favorite styles. Why is White Zinfandel wine so popular?

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