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"Brick" on Snooth
yoshiyoshi40541
My first zinfandel. Fruit forward, enjoyed it very much. Will buy again, great price!
grapelab
This wine craves attention. Bring your nose close and it will pour out its heart in bright red cherries, sandalwood and lavender. Lift a glass and open your arms.
bmoritz31
Zinfandel is my favorite grape. Until now, Klinker Brick was my favorite zindandel. This is the most fabulously jammy and buttery zinfandel. The absoulte most enojoyabe at its price point.
dmcker
In Japan, which has more than plenty of humidity for more than half the year, ... winebottle dregs onto the brick or other flooring of the cellar? ;-) Somehow the yeasty smell has always seemed to me an integral part of...
BVWineS
Dessert red wine made of grape varieties Isabella, grown in Taraclia, Moldova. ... box and vanilla. Medium brick color with orange rim and light, delicate taste of strawberries
Tifftunas
Jammy berries, oak and spice mixed with some earthiness. Delicious.
schellbe
I tasted this wine with chicken cordon bleu and creamy sweet potato casserole, ... in the background. Light brick red color. Flavors matched nose but quite austere with bitter finish when first tasted. Much more smooth...
atonalprime
Decanted for 30min. Very brownish brick color, very light body. Tobacco on the nose. Cherry and leather on the palette. Nice finish of cherry.
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