JCK Wine Company 2014 Jack Florence Vineyard Zinfandel (Dry Creek Valley)
From winemaker John Kane, who worked for years with Kent Rosenblum, this wine is dense and decadently rich and concentrated, a jammy, thick flavor explosion of soy sauce, black olive and Dr. Pepper cola. Smooth on the palate, it threatens to overpower in ripeness before pulling back just enough to show complexity. Virginie Boone
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Price$45,Buy Now
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DesignationJack Florence Vineyard
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Alcohol15.4%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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Date Published7/1/2016
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