I just ourchased a couple of bottles,
but haven't tried it yet. Any thoughts, notes?
Thanks
Dick R.

I had the 2003. I think it's a good example of Lodi zin- big, jammy,
fruitforward. I wouldn't call it subtle or elegant, but who wants that
in Lodi zin?


Dick R. wrote:
> I just ourchased a couple of bottles,
> but haven't tried it yet. Any thoughts, notes?
> Thanks
> Dick R.

Dick R. wrote:
> I just ourchased a couple of bottles,
> but haven't tried it yet. Any thoughts, notes?

For the money I find 7 Deadly Zins a bargain wine. I buy it at Costco
for about $12. It is full bodied with a lot of up front fruit and spicy.

"miles" > wrote in message
...
> Dick R. wrote:
>> I just ourchased a couple of bottles,
>> but haven't tried it yet. Any thoughts, notes?
>
> For the money I find 7 Deadly Zins a bargain wine. I buy it at Costco for
> about $12. It is full bodied with a lot of up front fruit and spicy.


Lucky you. It sets me back $20 here in exPennsylvania. Still, I think its
worth it as its been consistently good.

I've also enjoyed the 'Incognito' viognier from the same vintner (Michael
and David Phillips).

Jon

Thanks to Dale, Miles and Jon for comments.
I won't be frightened to offer it as one of
the selections at Thanksgiving!

Dick R.