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First off, Happy Holidays!
Next up my question: Has anyone tried Chateau Potelle's Late Harvest Zinfandel Zinie? It's described as being a "delicious Port-style wine fermented and aged 18 months in French oak". I'd be interested in what your tasting opinions are. Thanks. |
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On Sat, 27 Dec 2003 02:35:23 GMT, "JB" wrote:
First off, Happy Holidays! Next up my question: Has anyone tried Chateau Potelle's Late Harvest Zinfandel Zinie? It's described as being a "delicious Port-style wine fermented and aged 18 months in French oak". I'd be interested in what your tasting opinions are. Thanks. Visited the winery last October. Tried the Zinie. The winery's tasting sheet says: * * * ZINIE *Zinie's back but not for long! $28.00 $336.00 Late-Harvest Zinfandel. So unique, some have called it a "Baby Port". A tiny release, even though we've doubled our production to a whopping 100 cases. * * * My notes indicates 500 ml bottles. My tasting comments simply say "Not totally sweet". Hope this helps. |