This wine opens with enticing aromatics of candy-coated cherry and sun-warmed fruit, lifted by hints of stone fruit. Layered notes of black plum, dried fig, clay earth, garrigue, and cardamom spice unfold alongside a classic briar patch of red and black berries. A luscious, mouth-filling entry evokes chocolate-covered cherry, leading to a juicy midpalate with mouthwatering acidity and subtle baking spice. Rich and velvety, the finish is supported by finely structured tannins that lend balance and age-worthy depth.
Beautifully crafted, this Old Vine Zinfandel pairs perfectly with Beef Braciole, mushroom sugo, and cherry balsamic pork tenderloin.
Bold and spicy with rich, briary fruit, our Old Vine Zinfandel showcases the complexity and intensity that only truly old vines can yield. For us, “Old Vine” means that the vines are at least 50 years old, and we source grapes for this wine from exceptional vineyards that are closer to 75 years old on average.
This wine opens with enticing aromatics of candy-coated cherry and sun-warmed fruit, lifted by hints of stone fruit. Layered notes of black plum, dried fig, clay earth, garrigue, and cardamom spice unfold alongside a classic briar patch of red and black berries. A luscious, mouth-filling entry evokes chocolate-covered cherry, leading to a juicy midpalate with mouthwatering acidity and subtle baking spice. Rich and velvety, the finish is supported by finely structured tannins that lend balance and age-worthy depth.
For Seghesio, ‘Old Vine’ means the vines are at least 50 years old. The grapes for this wine are sourced from exceptional vineyards that average closer to 75 years old.
We source grapes for this wine from exceptional vineyards that are closer to 75 years old on average, in Sonoma County.
It pairs beautifully with Beef Braciole, mushroom sugo, and cherry balsamic pork tenderloin.
The 2024 vintage has an alcohol content of 15%.
The retail price is $40.00 per 750ml bottle, and wine club members receive a 20% discount, bringing their price to $32.00.
The 2024 vintage earned 93 points from Wine Spectator.