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Cast Wines 2018 Rosé of Zinfandel
Cast Wines 2018 Rosé of Zinfandel
Cast Wines
2018
Rosé of Zinfandel
Bottle Size: 750ml, 12/cs
Region: Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma County, CA
Wine Club Selection, Spring 2020 - Limited Quantities Remain
Region: Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma County, CA
Wine Club Selection, Spring 2020 - Limited Quantities Remain
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Cast Wines Rosé of Zinfandel is selected for the 2020 Spring Flight Club Release! If you loved this wine and wish to purchase additional bottles, a limited allocation is still available!
Tasting Notes:
- Color: pale salmon
- Aromas: strawberry creamsicle, tobacco leaf, white pepper
- Flavors: cranberry, guava, hints of clove, minerality
- Finish: crisp and dry
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Tasting notes by Ivy Phanith - Social Media Guru and Sommelier in training
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GrapesZinfandel
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RegionDry Creek Valley, Sonoma County, CA
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Production120 cases
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Alcohol12.9%
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AgeabilityReady to enjoy now!
Winemaker:
About the Winemaker:
Vineyard:
The premium fruit comes from the Grey Palm Vineyard in the Dry Creek Valley, Cast's estate vineyard planted in 2000 primarily to Zinfandel. Following the traditional Italian method quite common in the region, a small block (just over 1 acre) was planted to Petite Sirah. The purpose of the traditional Italian field blend was to provide a blending grape that would add texture and color to the Zinfandel wines.
About the Vineyard:
Additional Winemaker Notes:
Cast Wines Rosé of Zinfandel is back! Each year, we contribute a part of the proceeds towards Alzheimer’s research.
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Food Pairing Suggestions:
Pair this Rosé of Zinfandel with a summer salad with fresh strawberries, arugula, balsamic and shaved parmesan cheese.
About the Winery
Cast Wines
Looking for breathtaking views and a laid back wine experience? Look no further than Cast Wines in the beautiful Dry Creek Valley.
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