Similar words: infant, infantry, infante, infancy, infantile, infantryman, infanticide, infantilism. Meaning: n. 1. small black grape grown chiefly in California; transplanted from Europe 2. dry fruity red wine from California.
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1. Further investigation revealed that other zinfandels showed a similar pattern.
2. This California zinfandel displays intensely fresh, penetrating berry fruit and very good persistence on the palate.
3. Enjoy our Zinfandel for its ample and full-flavored style.
4. Zinfandel wines are usually heavily matured in American oak .
5. Zinfandel , first planted in California in 1850, is California's own grape.
6. This Round Hill Zinfandel is a wonderful match for glazed ham, pork cutlets , roast chicken and juicy steaks.
7. Garnet red in color, this Zinfandel expresses the forward red fruit profile of raspberry and boysenberry followed by nuances of black pepper, and allspice.
8. Not long ago[sentencedict.com], Zinfandel was considered to be a simple jug wine.
9. Zinfandel is a very versatile wine grape, which has led to various wine styles.
10. Howell Mountain Vineyards 1999 Beatty Ranch Zinfandel , Howell Mountain – Planted over 90 years ago, the Beatty Ranch vines have a reputation for producing wines that are big, bold and intense.
11. Most of the Zinfandel wines are ready to drink early, but the deep red wines have staying power and will age at least 10 years.
12. Has to be White Zinfandel -- which has arguably played a big roll in our wine culture by getting many people to try this slightly sweet and easy to quaff wine.
13. So boss, I say we move in on the Zinfandel Gang now and stick a corkscrew in them.
14. Should the occasion arise, a fruity Gamay Beaujolais or lighter-style Zinfandel contrasts the salty components the jerky.
15. If you want to impress your date, pull up Hello Vino to make it look like you know whether to order a zinfandel or a malbec.
16. Varietals include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Zinfandel.
17. NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - A taste for Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay or a liking for Bordeaux or Zinfandel can indicate more than just a preference in wines. It could also reveal personality traits.
18. There is sweet fruit on the attack, an elegant, surprisingly symmetrical palate, and plenty of length, symmetry, and balance in this stylish, gracious Zinfandel .
19. Sure, there are some classic wines with fairly high alcohol levels, but many of today's regular table wines - Merlot, Chardonnay, Shiraz, Zinfandel - have levels at 15% or above.
20. Anxious desire, so come on, but tears fallen Lapel Zinfandel, the lonely and helpless, let tender willow yellow villous, down a road strong to worry.
21. A Central California rancher uses drip irrigation to grow zinfandel wine grapes on a rocky hillside that was formerly unusable.
22. For something slightly sweet that is best chilled and can be enjoyed anytime Beringer White Zinfandel fits the bill.
23. The wine agent may now attempt to provide information concerning zinfandel in general or Marietta Zinfandel in particular.
24. This variety is also used to make the very popular "blush wines" also called "white Zinfandel .
25. After aging in barrels, the wines are united in a single cuvee exemplifying the pinnacle of Russian River Zinfandel.
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