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Ravenswood Vintner's Blend Zinfandel 2003 - typicity?
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"Ed Rasimus" skrev i meddelandet news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
None of these are available in Sweden. The only Cline one was an entrylevel Zin at SEK 89 - since the Home Ranch cost 119 here, and USD 6.50 in the US, I would hazard a rather low price for the CLine, and typicity to match.
BTW, what _is_ typical of Zin? According to one of my friends in Sweden, 'Zin can tast any way'.
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Nils Gusatf
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Mark, this may be what you meant but just wanted to point out that historically the Vintners Blend was not made from purchased grapes but blended by Joel Peterson from purchased *wines* - that's where the name comes from. Even before the sale of the winery, Ravenswood was in process of moving production into a new facility, which was supposed to enable increases in volume as well as bringing more winemaking in-house. What's going in to Vintners Blend these days, I have no idea.
Mark W.
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Ravenswood's quality has degraded a lot, and had been declining even before Joel Peterson sold out to Constellation Brands. There are so many other, better Zins around. I would not waste my money on Ravenswood.