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In Reply to: Now hold on there. posted by Silver Eared John on October 22, 2005 at 12:14:20:

>What sort of cab/zin/bordeaux-like red do you like?>
Zins rule! They don't need food to be enjoyable. There's nothing like a nice glass of zin to go along with your music on these cool autumn evenings. My personal favorites are the Sonoma Dry Creek Valley Zins, like Rafanelli, and a number of the Rosenblums from the Bay Area, like the Harris Kratka and Rockpile vinyards.
Anyone else have any favorites?

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I've liked the "Rodney Strong Twisted Vines" in the past - Silver Eared John 16:54:52 10/24/05 (0)
But the last few bottles I've found from newer years weren't so hot.
Re: Dry Creek - Mahatma Kane Jeeves 21:32:19 10/23/05 (2)
Don't miss Mick Unti's lovely zins.
- I have a few late-70s Zins that still hold up. Amazing! - clarkjohnsen 09:34:18 10/24/05 (1)
  You anywhere around Boston?
  clark
  - Re: I have a few late-70s Zins that still hold up. Amazing! - Mahatma Kane Jeeves 13:04:45 10/24/05 (0)
    Nope. Napa. But I do make it there from time to time.

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