1983 | Ridge Vineyards | York Creek Zinfandel

Red Wine: 1983 | Ridge Vineyards | York Creek Zinfandel

Zinfandel with its exuberant berry and spice flavors is an excellent foil for petite sirah’s bold, earthy notes. Each variety counterbalances and complements the other.

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Producer: Ridge Vineyards

Vintage: 1983

Size: 750ml

ABV: 14.7%

Varietal: Zinfandel

Country/Region: United States, California

Zinfandel with its exuberant berry and spice flavors is an excellent foil for petite sirah’s bold, earthy notes. Each variety counterbalances and complements the other.

Producer Information

Ridge Vineyards is a famed Californian wine producer founded in 1962, and based in the Santa Cruz Mountains, but with vineyards in several parts of the state. Its flagship wine, Monte Bello, is a Cabernet Sauvignon-dominated Bordeaux blend known for delivering the complexity and elegance of Bordeaux wines, as well as typical California fruit intensity. It is also well known for its range of Zinfandel wines and Zinfandel-based blends, led by the Geyserville cuve. Wines made from Petite Sirah, Carignan and a Grenache Mataro blend have also been longstanding features in the range, and Ridge has made a small amount of Chardonnay each vintage for many decades. In recent years the portfolio has expanded considerably. Newer additions include a Lytton Estate Ros, a limited-release Mendocino Falanghina, and a trio of Rhne-variety white wines from Adelaida Vineyard in Paso Robles. The renowned trio of vineyards, Monte Bello, Geyservillle and Lytton Springs account for the majority of Ridge’s production, with the remainder coming from the estate’s East Bench site and a number of key contract growers.