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Limerick Lane Russian River Valley Zinfandel 2023

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Description

In Short

A full-bodied Russian River Valley Zinfandel with ripe dark cherry and blackberry, warm spice, and a long finish of jammy fruit.

Quick Facts

  • Region: Russian River Valley, Sonoma County
  • Variety: Zinfandel
  • Style: Full-bodied red
  • Best For: Casual dinners, grilled meats, Thanksgiving

Why We Stock It

Limerick Lane's Zinfandel captures what makes Russian River Valley fruit so appealing: density without heaviness, and enough structure to age. We like it at this price point because it drinks well now but has the backbone to evolve over the next decade if you're patient.

Tasting Profile

Ripe and forthright, with dark fruit and warming spice throughout.

  • Aroma: Ripe dark cherry, blackberry, black pepper, subtle licorice
  • Palate: Rich, jammy berries, black licorice, warm alcohol
  • Structure & Finish: Full body, balanced tannins, long dark fruit finish

Winemaking

Details of fermentation and ageing are not reliably known for this producer. Russian River Valley Zinfandels are typically fermented warm to extract color and tannin, then aged in a blend of neutral and new oak to preserve the fruit character.

Serving & Pairing

Serve at 64 to 66 degrees Fahrenheit. No decanting needed, though the wine will open up if left in the glass. Pair it with grilled lamb chops or a burger; it also works well with Thanksgiving turkey and all the sides because the jammy fruit meets the richness of gravy without getting lost.

The Estate

Limerick Lane is a small, family-run producer in the Russian River Valley. The estate focuses on Zinfandel and works with established vineyard sources across the region.

Terroir

Russian River Valley sits in western Sonoma County, where marine fog and cool nights slow ripening and preserve acidity even as the grapes reach deep color and sugar. The valley's benchland and valley-floor soils give Zinfandel the structure and complexity it needs to age, while the moderating climate prevents the alcohol from becoming flabby.

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