Mendocino Ridge Wine
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"Islands in the Sky", as most locals call it, is a more romantic and appropriate name for the Mendocino Ridge AVA. Adjacent to the Pacific, the lower areas of coastal Mendocino County are regularly blanketed with a cooling fog, except read more...
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Mendocino Ridge on Snooth
This $36 wine is at the absolute top of the price list at Taft Street, which makes uniformly excellent wines at extremely reasonable prices - including this wine, which could easily sell for $50+ at a lot of Russian River...
Blend of syrah/zinfandel. Nose of fruit/spice, medium bodied palate with predominantly fruit with a bit of spice from the syrah. Decent everyday wine, nothing extraordinary.
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I found this wine to be thin and supremely out of balance. An overpowering aroma of harsh lemon juice leads to a knockout punch of acidity on the front end that immediately dissappears. On careful tasting one might detect...
Color-black/red; nose-big fruit & spice; mouth-full fruit & coco; finish-long buy it share it age it
Edmeadesedmeades Zinfandel Ciapusci Vineyard Mendocino Ridge 2004
Starting at $20.71 Snoothrank: 4/5Big rich and zinny. Red / black color, red respberry and cedar nose, black & red berry mouth with layers of coco and earth. buy it drink it age it
For a little over $5 its hard to go wrong with this. Its better than average. Certainly kicks Yellow Tail in the pants. Nice clean fruit, not much oak to speak of. The way I like my Chardonnays. This isn't gonna win...
Say Wha? You say? No it's true, well as true as something like this can be. Petite Sirah, aka Duriff, has toiled in anonymity for years. It's a solid blending grape and has added punch and color to some of the greatest...
Not much into Chardonnay, but this is decent. I'd dare say that Valley Oaks is Fetzer's best white label, over McNabb and the others.




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