Shannon Ryan

9.5

Great wine, especially for the price. Good party wine. — 10 years ago

Colin Cahoon

8.9

Black fruit and cherry with medium tannin. Jammy finish. Very good for this price point. — 10 years ago

with Susan

Philip Patston

9.0

Really pretty good for the price. Decent fruit, enough backbone, does not have a "cheap" taste. Good in the price range, and the best alternative to lousy chianti if you want Italian. — 11 years ago

Ryan Wofford

9.0

Rich tart black fruit. Soft expression... Not a ton of tannins. Drinks better than many Napa cabs at twice the price. — 11 years ago

Eric Hwang

8.9

It's no wonder this wine made WS Top 100. For the price, it's wonderful. — 12 years ago

Neil Koffler

8.9

2007 Eric Kent Kalen's Big Boy blend. — 12 years ago

Ken Eastwood

8.9

89. Very good...especially for the price...make sure you let it breathe. — 13 years ago

Jonathan Tharp

9.0

Solid daily drinking red. Smooth but present tannin, red fruit, med acid, and a price tag under $12 at Costco. — 10 years ago

Tony S

9.1

Great zin for the price. — 10 years ago

Randy

9.8

Great wine, good quality for the price — 11 years ago

Nina Scherach

9.0

One of my favorite cabs for the price point. Delicious! — 11 years ago

with Michael

Sam Shepard

10

Incredible taste — 12 years ago

Carol Olson

9.6

New Year's Eve 2913 at home with Kent — 12 years ago

Patrick Breslin

9.0

A great tasting wine at a decent price — 12 years ago

Janet Eileen

9.3

Full of body and flavor for the price. Great Friday night steak wine! — 10 years ago

Johnny

9.0

Easy drinking every day wine and at a bargain price at under $8 at Costco. — 10 years ago

Richard Moody

9.1

Great cab especially for the price $11.69 at Greens in Columbia — 11 years ago

S Yurdin

8.9

Can't beat the price of this everyday wine. An excellent choice for a large group or a tasting. — 11 years ago

Chris Messina

9.0

Very tasty considering the price point ($14). Good oak, vanilla. Smooth. — 11 years ago

with Esther

B N

9.6

Deadly sins my ass... But then I'm not Catholic!!! This Zinfandel is like a psychotic dwarf, wielding a fruit edged axe, leaping around the inside of your mouth. Fat fruit, teeth staining character... But limited complexity. Price in Canada makes me think it should take me hours to drink a glass... US prices would make this a deeply satisfactory bottle, something that Oakenshield would quaff with deep satisfaction. Buy in the US and pay the import fees... Then get your dwarf on!!!! — 12 years ago