What Are Zinfandel Wines

Zinfandel produces full-bodied, robust red wines. In the United States, it’s also known for the semi-sweet rosé, White Zinfandel. A key component in Californian red blends, Zinfandel adds concentrated and juicy fruit flavors. … Zinfandel flavors are determined by the ripeness of the grapes at harvest time.

What is a Zinfandel wine like?

In a glass of Zinfandel, you’ll enjoy aromas of strawberry, blackberry, tobacco, and baking spices. While a Zinfandel will look light in color in your glass, the high alcohol, medium acidity, medium-full tannins, and jammy flavors give you a medium to full-bodied wine.

Are all Zinfandel wines sweet?

Red Zins are dry and among the highest alcohol content red wines you can find. The wines are often full of heady, jammy flavors of berries and pepper. The alcohol content packs a punch, and the dry wine’s tannins can be soft or bold, depending on the style of the wine.