Wine Review- Sedona Woman Zinfandel

Our Wine Recommendation for December, 2010 Travel down North Page Springs Road in Cornville, Arizona and turn right to Oak Creek Vineyards and Winery. The adobe-style dwelling that houses the tasting room sits among ten acres of gentle slopes and grape vines. Vineyard owner Deb Wahl calls Oak Creek Vineyards and Winery, “The Valley’s Best Kept Secret”. The winery is eight years old; small but growing; currently producing about 1,200 cases of wine annually. The grapes for the wines are grown in the vineyard or are purchased from southern Arizona vineyards making it one of the only Arizona vineyards to use Arizona grapes nearly exclusively.

The front patio leading to the entrance of the tasting room is set with chairs to take in the vineyard views or to sip a glass of wine and perhaps enjoy a selection of cheeses, olives and cured meats from the deli case; all very tranquil and soothing to the senses. Inside, the modern and spacious wood décor of the tasting room is pleasant and inviting with plenty of room to taste wines or to browse the interesting selection of wine-related gifts.

“What is Sedona Woman?”
During a recent wine tasting, a patron asked about the wine with the unique label called Sedona Woman. This 2008 red Zinfandel with the red and white label and the eyes of a seductive “Sedona Woman” is a signature wine produced by Oak Creek Vineyards and inspired by the beauty and energy that Sedona, Arizona has to offer.

This 100 percent Zinfandel has an elegant aroma with hints of exotic spice. The color is vivid red and has a spicy finish that lingers on the palate. This smooth and sleek wine is guaranteed to start a conversation!

Price: $ 35.00
Rating: Three Corks

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