The world's best Zinfandel
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RDMcG

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Tuesday 27th November 2012
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There are some pretty well known Zins, though its not such a favoured wine in Europe.

I collect a variety of wines, but there is one zin, so sublime and perfect, that its a special thing to open. II is Martinelli Jackass Hill, grown in Sonoma in tiny quantities from a single hill. I recently got a vid of how they tend the grapes on Jackass Hill, a 60 degree unterraced place. For those interested in wine, it is quite a sight to see how they do it:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgxZFv27jko