A dark wine bottle of 2022 Trousseau Zin by Broc Cellars, with a white label featuring a circular pattern of small black dots. It casts a shadow to the left on a plain white background.
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A dark wine bottle from Broc Cellars, titled 2022 Trousseau Zin, stands on a light background with a white label featuring minimalist text. The bottle casts a slight shadow to the left.
A dark wine bottle of 2022 Trousseau Zin by Broc Cellars, with a white label featuring a circular pattern of small black dots. It casts a shadow to the left on a plain white background.
A bottle of 2022 Trousseau Zin by Broc Cellars, a wine-filled decanter, and two wine glasses sit on a marble table. The cork is to the side as dappled sunlight filters through trees, casting shadows on the surface.
Someone is gently pouring Broc Cellars 2022 Trousseau Zin from a bottle into a glass decanter on a table with a light-colored cloth. Two empty decorated glasses and a cork lie nearby, while trees and greenery form an inviting backdrop.
A dark wine bottle from Broc Cellars, titled 2022 Trousseau Zin, stands on a light background with a white label featuring minimalist text. The bottle casts a slight shadow to the left.

2022 Trousseau Zin

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42 in stock

Tasting Notes: Fresh apricot, ripe strawberry

Typically, this blend is mostly Trousseau Noir, however, we flipped the script and dialed up the Zinfandel this time. This is due to a hard frost that meant reduced yields for the Trousseau Noir. Still, we love what this vintage brings. The Zinfandel’s gentle tannin and red fruits play with the Trousseau Noir’s deep fruity characteristics to deliver a wine that’s delightful – notes of fruit punch and a twinge savory. Both varieties are harvested from Wirth Ranch in Solano County’s Green Valley and grow alongside one another in steep-sloped, iron-rich volcanic soils. We harvested and co-fermented the two together in stainless steel tank, pressed and aged in two neutral barriques.

FUN FACT: The Trousseau vines were original plant material brought over by UC Berkeley in the mid-late 1800s! These cuttings are from Rorick Heritage Vineyard in Calaveras.

VARIETIES: 60% Zinfandel | 40% Trousseau Noir

VINEYARD: Wirth Vineyard

ALCOHOL: 12%

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