Amador County, Linsteadt Vineyard- This wine comes to us from a beautifully head-trained vineyard right in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley.  We consider this to be our flagship wine and with good reason. It sells out every year. 

Lodi- Genetically, Primitivo and Zinfandel are extremely similar. 

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California. This candy like Zinfandel has a nice balanced tannin structure, nice acids, and an impressive alcohol content all adding up to a wine that will continue to improve with age for many years to come.

Lodi Old Vine, Mohr Fry Vineyard. Zinfandel was introduced to California during the Gold Rush in the 1850's, with many old vineyards still producing excellent wines. This 90-year old, head-trained vineyard gives us a Generous example of what Lodi Zin is all about!

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Lodi, Old Vine, Rous Vineyard. Zinfandel was introduced to California during the Gold Rush in the 1850's, with many old vineyards still producing excellent wines.

Lodi. Meticulous farming practices at the Vista Luna Vineyard highlight the qualities that make Zinfandel California's premier grape, but of course, with an Italian flair!

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Lodi Old Vine, Noma Ranch. One sip and you will know how this wine got it’s name.  A designated section of this 100+ year old vineyard was personally managed by the winemaker himself.

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Lodi Old Vine, West Wind Vineyard. This vineyard was planted at the end of  the Victorious World War II.

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Lodi, Old Vine, MaleyVineyard.  From this low-yielding Lodi Old Vine vineyard, comes one of our richer zinfandels.

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Lodi Old Vine Zinfandel, Rous Vineyard. Lodi Native™ is a collaborative project by six winegrowers of like mind, living and working in the Lodi American Viticultural Area – particularly Lodi’s historic Mokelumne River sub-AVA.  Their mission:  to turn the spotlight on the region’s heritage plantings – many of them dating back to the late 1800s – through sensible viticulture and minimalist winemaking practices, beginning with native yeast fermentation and use of no new oak.  The focus is on Zinfandel, but on the taste of vineyards rather than varietal character or brand.