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If Gallo is trying to steer white Zin drinkers to reds, they’re doing a good job. This is dark for a blush, and medium-bodied, with semisweet cherry flavors and a distinct finish of fresh thyme. 1 Note
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Overtly off-dry to sweet, but marked by high acidity and a bitterness that dries out the cherry-vanilla flavors, this blush will happily pair with cheeseburgers and buffalo wings. 1 Note
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Sweet and simple, this orange-colored blush will satisfy most fans of white Zin. 1 Note
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Simple and a little sweet, but real clean, with zesty raspberry flavors that trail off to a spicy finish. 1 Note
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At this price, you can’t go wrong. It’s a good quaffing wine, fruity in blackberries and blueberries, spicy and dry. 1 Note
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Nonvintage juice at an amazing price. It’s not going to knock your favorite Zin off the shelf, but as a house pour for spaghetti and meatballs-style cooking, it would do just fine. It has some sweet, tomato-juice flavors and a fair bit of concentration in the finish. 1 Note
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From the folks who invented white Zinfandel, a freshly fruity, soft, slightly sweet wine with high enough acidity to keep it from palling. The color is pale pink, and the aromas recall red raspberries and peaches. 1 Note
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Strong, spicy and ripe. Rustic and hot, with notes of burnt rubber in the aroma and taste. A decent inexpensive varietal wine for the masses. 1 Note
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Frankly sweet, this simple wine is ripe in strawberry and raspberry flavors, and has decent acidity. 1 Note
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Kind of sweet, with simple but pretty flavors of strawberries, vanilla and cinnamon, this clean wine is about as good as white Zin gets. 1 Note
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Gallo Family Vineyards Zinfandel - NV
