Kokomo Zinfandel Dry Creek Valley 2008

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Winery: Kokomo Winery
Region: USA » California » Sonoma County » Dry Creek Valley
Varietal: Zinfandel

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SN: 87

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Dusky on the nose with a bed of forest-floor soil tones, topped by vanilla-laced cherry and raspberry fruit, backed up with some lightly smoky ceda... Read more

DOUBLE GOLD MEDAL WINNER! 2009 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition Read more

The perfect combination of two DCV vineyards, this is a claret style Zinfandel. Boasting aromas of strawberry and butterscotch, flavors of nutmeg a... Read more

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Editorial Reviews for Kokomo Zinfandel Dry Creek Valley

Gregory Dal Piaz

89,342

02/14/2011

Dusky on the nose with a bed of forest-floor soil tones, topped by vanilla-laced cherry and raspberry fruit, backed up with some lightly smoky cedar wood tones. Soft on entry with bright red fruits in the mouth. This has lovely minor yet fuzzy tannins and a great core of cherry, strawberry fruit. It’s not complex and the alcohol does show through a bit, but it is fun to drink and has an agreeable character. 87pts

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Vintage: 2006 01/26/2009

DOUBLE GOLD MEDAL WINNER! 2009 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition

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Vintage: 2006 07/25/2009

The perfect combination of two DCV vineyards, this is a claret style Zinfandel. Boasting aromas of strawberry and butterscotch, flavors of nutmeg and pomegranate and a finish with lively acidity that keeps coming back. The complexity of the fruit, aromas, and mouth feel will continue to evolve with bottle age and can easily “lay down” for up to 15 years. Try this Zinfandel with sausage, pasta, duck and olives.

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