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Wine from California (Lodi)

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Wine from California (Lodi)

Lodi is a city in San Joaquin County, California. The region sits on the northern part of California’s Central Valley area. Wine regions in Lodi lay between Sacramento and Stockton cities. Lodi’s winegrowing regions thrive in warm days, cool breezes and low humidity. The great climate allows for grapes to fully grow and ripen to their finest state, producing wide variety of excellent wines.

Lodi has over 100, 000 acres of land for winegrowing. Sandy loam and granite-based soils strengthen the growth of more than 100 grape varietals in the region. Wines like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Grigio and Chardonnay are familiar harvests in Lodi. However, a particular wine that Lodi is well known for is the Zinfandel, a grape varietal that put Lodi on the map. As of now, Lodi is responsible for about 20 percent of California’s wine grape production.

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Turley Kirschenmann Vineyard Zinfandel 2022

Turley Kirschenmann Vineyard Zinfandel is made from 100 percent Zinfandel. 


Organically farmed, own-rooted, head-trained and dry-farmed vines planted in 1915 in the silica-rich sandy soils of the east side of the Mokelumne River AVA. Marking the 10th vintage of this wine, bright ripe red fruits, raspberry preserves, and white pepper burst forth from the glass. Precise on the palate like a perfectly seasoned piece of meat, with more red berries and a sumptuously complex texture.


Review:

Owned by winemaker Tegan Passalacqua since 2012, this site was planted in 1915 on white sand soils on limestone bedrock. The 2022 Zinfandel Kirschenmann Vineyard opens with a slight reduction that gives way to ripe wild berries, dried orange peel, potpourri and tea leaves after significant aeration. The palate is medium-bodied, plump and quite generous at this stage, leading to an elegant, sweet-fruited and floral finish that begins on an evasive note but swells and builds in amplitude over time. Given the initial reduction and performance of the finish, this should benefit significantly from 2-3 years in bottle. It includes Mondeuse Noire, Carignan and Cinsault.
-Wine Advocate 93+ Points


 Vinous Antonio Galloni: 93 Wine Advocate: 93
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