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In Reply to: "Classic" zins. posted by jimbill on January 5, 2006 at 08:48:53:

...of the book, "Angel's Visit" which is about the history of zinfandel, but must confess I haven't read it yet. It's been sitting on my shelf for about 10 years.
The most memorable zin for me was a 1979 Lytton Springs (before Ridge bought them) which I drank in about 1983. It knocked my socks off and I've been an avid zin collector/drinker since then.
My favorites are still from that area - Dry Creek in Sonoma - like Rafanelli and the Ridge.

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