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Ridge Geyserville (375ML half-bottle) 2007


Zinfandel

from Sonoma County, California

red wine
Wine Spectator 91 point ratingWine Spectator 91 point rating
The Wine Advocate 91 point ratingThe Wine Advocate 91 point rating
Connoisseurs' Guide 91 point ratingConnoisseurs' Guide 91 point rating
ratings pedigree (past vintages):
2008
Connoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 94 point ratingConnoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 94 point rating
The Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 92 point ratingThe Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 92 point rating
2007
Wine Spectator Wine Spectator 91 point ratingWine Spectator Wine Spectator 91 point rating
The Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 91 point ratingThe Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 91 point rating
Connoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 91 point ratingConnoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 91 point rating
2006
Wine & Spirits Wine & Spirits 92 point ratingWine & Spirits Wine & Spirits 92 point rating
Wine & Spirits Wine & Spirits 92 point ratingWine & Spirits Wine & Spirits 92 point rating
International Wine Cellar International Wine Cellar 91 point ratingInternational Wine Cellar International Wine Cellar 91 point rating
2005
Connoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 95 point ratingConnoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 95 point rating
Connoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 94 point ratingConnoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 94 point rating
International Wine Cellar International Wine Cellar 93 point ratingInternational Wine Cellar International Wine Cellar 93 point rating
2004
Connoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 94 point ratingConnoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 94 point rating
Connoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 94 point ratingConnoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 94 point rating
2003
Connoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 91 point ratingConnoisseurs' Guide Connoisseurs' Guide 91 point rating
2002
The Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 92 point ratingThe Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 92 point rating
2001
The Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 91 point ratingThe Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 91 point rating
2000
International Wine Cellar International Wine Cellar 89 point ratingInternational Wine Cellar International Wine Cellar 89 point rating
1999
The Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 91 point ratingThe Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 91 point rating
1997
International Wine Cellar International Wine Cellar 93 point ratingInternational Wine Cellar International Wine Cellar 93 point rating
Wine Spectator Wine Spectator 92 point ratingWine Spectator Wine Spectator 92 point rating
1996
Wine Spectator Wine Spectator 93 point ratingWine Spectator Wine Spectator 93 point rating
1994
The Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 92 point ratingThe Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 92 point rating
1993
The Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 92 point ratingThe Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 92 point rating
1992
The Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 93 point ratingThe Wine Advocate The Wine Advocate 93 point rating
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Item No. 103081 
red wine style:
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winemaker's notes:

A blend of 58% Zinfandel, 22% Carignane, 18% Petite Syrah and 2% Mataro.

Winter quickly came and went, leaving the vines short on rain, but in good shape to begin an early growing season. A mild summer moderated the pace of ripening, allowing color and flavor to intensify. Mid-August heat accelerated maturation, and we harvested at ideal ripeness from late August through September. Parcels and sub-parcels fermented on natural yeasts in fifty small tanks. As we blind-tasted over the ensuing months, Geyserville's unique character seemed clearest in thirty-nine of the lots. The exceptional quality of Carignane and Petite Sirah argued for their full inclusion; percentages are comparable to the superb 1991 vintage. By year's end, the blend was aging in air-dried american oak barrels. Sensuous structure and opulent fruit give this fine wine immediate appeal. Firm tannins and acidity assure its longevity over the next ten to twelve years.

critical acclaim:

"Ripe, exotic and loaded with personality. Aromas of ripe blackberry, underbrush and licorice lead to concentrated huckleberry and cracked-pepper beef flavors that finish with lively tannins. Zinfandel, Carignane, Petite Sirah and Mataro. Best from 2010 through 2015. 11,000 cases made. "

91 Points

Wine Spectator

"The dark ruby/purple-colored 2007 Geyserville Proprietary Red (58% Zinfandel, 22% Carignan, 18% Petite Sirah, and the rest Mourvedre with 14.4% alcohol) offers up attractive aromas of boysenberries, black cherries, earth, pepper, and spice. Medium to full-bodied, elegant, and pure, this classy wine should drink well for 7-8 years. "

91 Points

The Wine Advocate

"58% Zinfandel; 22% Carignane; 18% Petite Sirah; 2% Mataro. An intriguing note of cranberry-like fruit sets this offering off on a track of its own while complexing elements of sweet oak, anise, dark chocolate and tar contribute further distinction. Somewhat tighter than most past Geyserville bottlings, it is a solidly structured effort whose ample richness is met by lots of vitality, and, if a bit angular at this point, it promises to blossom with a few years of age and reward those with patience."

91 Points

Connoisseurs' Guide

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