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2003 Chateau Souverain Zinfandel Dry Creek Valley

souverein.jpgI bought this wine after we came back from our wine country trip and we were all enthused about wines. It was 50% off at Safeway (from $20) and it seemed like a good deal. I've been meaning to drink it every since, but after our initial enthusiasm with drinking wine, we kind of forgot about it.

Tonight I made a nice dinner and decided it was a good time to have some wine. Yes, I had made chicken and a white would have been more appropriate, but I didn't have any in the fridge and I wanted to open this wine once and for all.

I found it to not be a bad choice at all. The wine is definitely robust, but it didn't overwhelm the chicken. It has hints of black cherry and is somewhat chalky - the finish is pretty sharp. It's not an easy to drink wine, but it feels nice in a cold night - it warms you up.

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