Dry Creek Vineyard Zinfandel Heritage Vines 2019 is a testament to the rich history and vibrant character of Zinfandel from the esteemed Dry Creek Valley in Sonoma County, California. Produced by Dry Creek Vineyard, this wine highlights the concentrated flavors and complex aromas achieved from a selection of their oldest Zinfandel vines. It reflects the winerys dedication to preserving and showcasing the heritage of this iconic varietal in their renowned terroir.

The Dry Creek Vineyard Zinfandel Heritage Vines 2019 captivates with a deep ruby hue and intensely aromatic bouquet of ripe blackberries, raspberries, and plum jam, interwoven with notes of black pepper, spice, and a subtle hint of briary complexity. On the palate, it offers a full-bodied and luscious texture with concentrated flavors of dark and red fruits, a zesty spice nuance, and a balanced acidity that adds freshness. The finish is long and satisfying, leaving an impression of ripe fruit, peppery spice, and the distinctive character of old-vine Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel.   

This bold and flavorful Zinfandel is an exceptional pairing for a variety of hearty and flavorful dishes. It complements grilled sausages, barbecued ribs, and spicy Italian fare beautifully. It also enhances dishes with bold spices, such as cumin or chili powder, and aged cheeses like sharp cheddar or smoked Gouda. Its rich fruit and spicy notes make it an ideal choice for casual gatherings and flavorful meals.

Dry Creek Vineyard is a pioneering winery in Sonoma Countys Dry Creek Valley, known for its long-standing commitment to crafting exceptional Zinfandel and other classic varietals. With a focus on sustainable practices and a deep respect for their heritage vineyards, Dry Creek Vineyard has established itself as a benchmark producer of distinctive and expressive California wines. The Zinfandel Heritage Vines 2019 is a true representation of their dedication to meticulous selection, and the pursuit of wines that express the concentrated essence of their oldest Zinfandel plantings, showcasing the enduring legacy of Dry Creek Valley viticulture.