Renwood Winery 2013 Jack Rabbit Flat Zinfandel
Strong aromatics of black currant and anise are woven together with crushed raspberry, sweet cream, and hints of cedar. On the palate, the layered complexity of this wine is complimented by its excellent weight and balance, making it a signature Jack Rabbit Flat Zinfandel. Fresh and teeming with black cherry and hazelnut, this Zinfandel will evolve beautifully in the bottle for years to come.
100% Zinfandel.
— 8 years ago
Ate with spaghetti squash lasagna and Brussel sprouts. — 8 years ago
not too sweet - I like it! — 9 years ago
Very drinkable. — 9 years ago
Low alcohol, dusty fruit, and nice acidity. Kind of Zin I prefer — 9 years ago
Nice, smooth botanicals — 9 years ago
Braised and drank with rabbit. Funky on the nose. Bright fruits on the pallet. — 9 years ago
Rich dark cherry aromas. Rich sexy vanilla. Voluptuous mouthfeel. Hedonistic delight. Lingering finish. Fun wine. $20 — 10 years ago
Nice light drinking Pinot. Had with spaghetti, salad, and garlic bread. — 11 years ago
Rubard notes that I'm loving. Slight tartness, good floral aromas. — 7 years ago
Cherry was the dominate taste. I got notes of pepper that gave it a penetrating taste. I had it was spaghetti and marinara sauce and they balanced each other out really well. — 8 years ago
Great with spaghetti and meatballs 🍝 🍷 — 8 years ago
Throughly enjoyed this with a fresh bowl of spaghetti and meatballs...in the Maldives. — 8 years ago
opens up really nicely, but MUST breathe 1+ hour. Served with rabbit ragu and pappardelle . — 9 years ago
Great bargain. Reminds me of Arboleda sauv bl but cheaper. — 9 years ago
Dark cherry fruit and equally dark color. Full-flavored and very food friendly. Had with grilled rabbit and found it excellent. — 9 years ago
Eating spaghetti squash and bolognese — 10 years ago
Loved this Sangiovese. Nice, robust without being too big, good dark fruit. — 8 years ago
Awesome in your face dessert big style stout. — 8 years ago
From taste: Very herbal, with white pepper, clove and rosemary at the fore, cherry liqour and a touch of mushroom. Good intensity. Very rich, bursting with cherries, quite fat palate, lush and finishes herbal again. Fine length, acidity is low but offering its pleasure now with your spaghetti bolognese. — 9 years ago
Commence G&T's with the Mom. — 9 years ago
Chilling with the SE sales team in Charlotte — 9 years ago
Nice berries with some spice of goodness — 9 years ago
My first Rhone. It had a bold flavor. I liked it. — 10 years ago
So good. Perfect compliment to our spaghetti and meatball dinner tonight! — 10 years ago
Mark Flesher
This wine took an hour to get going. Darker expression of Sangiovese without a doubt. The nose was licorice, flint, and ripe raspberry. The entry was raspberry, truffle, darker berries and foresty in the middle. The finish has an herbal note with black cherry. Grilled meat, medium tannin that was pretty stiff. Tasted like a cab/merlot blend but I believe this one is sangiovese. This wine really showed well with a Mediterranean herb gouda, and went ok with the spaghetti although I think the herbs in the spaghetti sauce didn't go well with the herbs in the sauce. If pairing with herbal anything, these Toscanas are sometimes a bit tricky. Interesting wine for sure. — 7 years ago