Here is another bargain wine from a discount chain. There are good values to be found in the bargain basement, but often very few specifics about the wine are available. We know that it was produced using Zinfandel grapes grown in Sonoma County, and I'm guessing they were from Dry Creek or Alexander valleys. Alcohol hits a lofty 14.5% abv but the price is low, only $8 at Trader Joe's.
This wine colors up medium dark ruby in the glass. The nose displays blackberry, red plum and raspberry aromas with a hint of oak spice. On the palate is a bountiful show of red fruit and tannins that are firm but not overbearing. I used it in a pasta sauce, and with the spaghetti. The finish is medium length, with the fruit lasting longest.
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