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Bedrock Wine Co. Old Vine Zinfandel 2020

It takes a village to raise a wine like this
Primitivo (Zinfandel, Crljenak Kastelanski)
  • $72.00

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Black Fruit, Preserved Fruit, and Pepper / Spice, Sweet Spice and Woody

BODY: Full
DRYNESS:
Neutral
ACIDITY:
Medium -
TANNIN:
Medium
ALCOHOL (%):
Pronounced (12-14%)

Origin: California (Napa, Sonoma, Russian River Valley & More), United States of America

Grape Varietals:
Primitivo (Zinfandel, Crljenak Kastelanski)

Winemaking:

Whole Bunch and Malolactic Fermentation

Maturation: 7-12 Months Oak Barrels

Awards:

  • Wine Spectator Outstanding 90-94pts

WESTERN FOOD PAIRING
BBQ pulled pork burger, Braised beef brisket

ASIAN FOOD PAIRING
Pork fried rice, Sweet and sour spare ribs

Description

Bedrock Wine Co. Old Vine Zinfandel 2020

Bedrock Wine Co. Old Vine Zinfandel is a new Zinfandel icon.

Grape Varietals & Region: 85% Zinfandel with the balance a blend of Carignan, Mataro, Grenache, and Alicante Bouschet, along with esoteric creatures like Aubun, Abouriou, and many more. The largest single component comes from the old vines at Bedrock (vines at least 80–130 years old) in Sonoma Valley, followed by the perfumed goodness of Esola, the softer but fresh Schmiedt, and the peppery, dark-fruited Nervo Ranch.

Almost all of the wine consists of declassified barrels from vineyard-designated wines, so it offers serious bang for the buck. 

Taste Profile: Dark crimson colour. The broody nose opens with aromas of black plum, red fruits, anise and pepper. The full-bodied and slightly dry palate has a mouth watering acidity, medium tannins and tremendous length. Fresh and juicy flavours of blackberry, cherry and strawberry with notes of vanilla, earth and pepper emerging. 

Winemaking Process: Winemaking at Bedrock Wine Co. embraces uninoculated fermentations, native malolactic, the use of whole clusters in fermentation, minimal handling, are rarely or never fined, avoid additions of things common in California like water and tartaric acid, and would rather use no oak than cheap oak.