68% zinfandel, 11% carignane, 10% syrah, 7% petite sirah, 4% grenache Not the most spectacular wine in the world, but most certainly enjoyable. Well rounded without any particular varietal overpowering the others. The almost 70% Zin foundation doesn't overpower with chewey tannins as I originally expected. Syrah elements smoothe it ...

Frankly, we found this a little too peppery. Not a bad wine, but it does not seem like a great (price adjusted) value.

This was a pretty interesting wine. It's got a very fruity jam flavor on the tongue, with just a hint of cocoa. There’s a nice subtly spicy finish, and a decent amount of tannin. With the first glass, I thought “eh, damned meritage, it’s _way_ too sweet…”, but towards the ...

This wine is consistently Very Good from year to year. ...

This is Ridge’s entry level Zin blend. ...

Crisp and lean, with lime and lemon flavors and a clean finish. Not big, but fresh and lively. Drink now. 30,000 cases made.

This shows nice ripeness, with plum and black cherry fruit leading the way, followed by hints of cocoa and tobacco on the fleshy finish. Drink now. 5,800 cases made.

Sweet and supple, with fresh red and black cherry fruit followed by a touch of spice on the lingering finish. Drink now. 18,000 cases made.

Crisp and lean, with lime and lemon flavors and a clean finish. Not big, but fresh and lively. Drink now. 30,000 cases made.

Esbrown posted a review: The 2006 Grüner Veltliner Steinsetz hails from a single vineyard located on an elevated plain south of the Castle. The soil is a unique mix of black loam, sand and alpine pebbles. It is also without a doubt in my top five GrüVes all time, and indeed one of the best white ... of alpine flowers on a warm spring day lead to a palate that is juicy, crisp, linear and fruit-forward...