Very limited Turley Zinfandel. previous vintage 93 Robert Parker: "From Paso Robles, the Zinfandel Dusi Vineyard (planted in 1945) is the more potent of the Turley 2014s, coming in at a lofty 16% alcohol. It is not overripe, not Amarone-like, or showing any heat. This wine has plenty of blackcurrant and black cherry fruit, licorice, and roasted herbs that are reminiscent of Mediterranean-styled wine, with a full-bodied mouthfeel and a heady, lush finish. This is impressive, but clearly one of the bigger-boned, larger-scaled Zinfandels in the 2014 portfolio. Drink it over the next decade."
Aaron Rankin
One of my favorite Turley Zin vineyards. Always a soft, fruit and flower forward expression. Springtime BBQs in a glass. Drinks well young too.
One of my favorite Turley Zin vineyards. Always a soft, fruit and flower forward expression. Springtime BBQs in a glass. Drinks well young too.
9.2Kathleen Schulke
Awesome
Awesome
9.2Jeff Orlowski
Tobacco leaf on nose. Bold, dry, spicy. Lots of dark fruit and ground pepper on palate.
Tobacco leaf on nose. Bold, dry, spicy. Lots of dark fruit and ground pepper on palate.
9.2Aaron Rankin
Keeping this review simple, as a day of tasting has blown my palette. Turley makes something like 30 single vineyard Zins. The Dusi, like their other Paso sites, is stylistically between the elegance of Contra Costa and the burly structure of their Napa mountain sites. This drinks well for being so young, searing acid aside.
Keeping this review simple, as a day of tasting has blown my palette. Turley makes something like 30 single vineyard Zins. The Dusi, like their other Paso sites, is stylistically between the elegance of Contra Costa and the burly structure of their Napa mountain sites. This drinks well for being so young, searing acid aside.
9.2Benjamin Martinez
Leather. Dark cherry. Vibrant, expansive.
Leather. Dark cherry. Vibrant, expansive.
9.1Luke raimondo
2016 vintage. As of May 2018, needs to mature.
2016 vintage. As of May 2018, needs to mature.
9.0WARNING: DRINKING DISTILLED SPIRITS, BEER, COOLERS, WINE AND OTHER ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MAY INCREASE CANCER RISK, AND, DURING PREGNANCY, CAN CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS.