Appearance:
Deep and inviting garnet color, hinting at the wine's depth and intensity.

Nose:
The bouquet is captivating, with bold aromas of dark berries taking center stage. Ripe blackberry and boysenberry mingle with notes of plum and black cherry, while subtle hints of vanilla and oak provide a backdrop of elegance.

Palate:
On the palate, Rosenblum Rockpile Road Wine showcases its full-bodied character and rich texture. Ripe fruit flavors dominate, with layers of blackberry, raspberry, and plum unfolding with each sip. Velvety tannins lend structure and depth, while nuances of dark chocolate and espresso add complexity and intrigue. A touch of spice on the finish rounds out the palate, leaving a lingering impression of warmth and satisfaction.

Finish:
The finish is long and lingering, with the wine's bold flavors tapering off gracefully. A subtle sweetness persists, balanced by a touch of acidity that leaves the palate refreshed and longing for another sip.

Based in Alameda, Rosenblum Cellars grew to become a stalwart producer of Zinfandel and Rhone Varietals, producing 200,000 cases each year, and was known as one of the "three Rs of Zinfandel" (Ravenswood, Ridge, and Rosenblum) before it was sold to Diageo in 2008 for $105 million (the brand is now owned by Bronco Wine.In 2008, Rosenblum and his wife Kathy sold their winery to Diageo for $105 million, in a move that surprised some.Established in 1866 by the Best family, it is one of Australia's oldest continuously family owned and operated wineries. Upon the passing of Henry Best, the winery was sold to the Thomson Family and is now in the safe hands of Managing Director and Vineyard Manager, 5th Generation, Ben Thomson.
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