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Peachy Canyon 2004 Mustang Springs Zinfandel (Paso Robles)

Price $30

Tastes riper than Peachy’s other ’04 Zins, with alcohol close to 16%, and some Petite Sirah in the blend. The wine is enormous in blackberry jam, cassis and blueberry pie flavors. Fabulous, exotic and just delicious, with gobs of chocolate. — S.H. (12/1/2006)

Peachy Canyon 2004 Old School House Zinfandel (Paso Robles)

Price $30

This is the best Old School House in years. It really impresses with its length and depth of its flavors, offering a huge mouthful of blackberry jam, cherry pie and nutmeggy chocolate cocoa. High in alcohol but perfectly in balance. — S.H. (12/1/2006)

Peachy Canyon 2001 Especial Zinfandel (Paso Robles)

Price $30

Bright-edged and zippy, with bing cherry, cocoa, citrus, licorice and coffee flavors at the center. A tea-like edge is evident on the finish, which is fairly long. It then reveals a smooth, plush, creamy edge. — W.E. (11/1/2003)

Peachy Canyon 1999 Benito Dusi Ranch Zinfandel (Paso Robles)

Editors' Choice

Price $26

A very fine Zin, with balanced aromas of blackberries, chocolate and the smell of a warm berry thicket on a hot, dusty summer's day. Big in the mouth, with pungent, spicy fruit flavors and a bite of acid. — S.H. (12/15/2001)

Peachy Canyon 2005 Mustang Springs Zinfandel (Paso Robles)

Price $36

An interesting Zin that attracts for its range of sweet fruit and dried herb flavors. The cherries, blackberries and raspberries have complex interweavings of thyme and lavender, leaving the palate to discover new sensations with every sip. Finishes dry and smoothly tannic. — S.H. (12/1/2007)

Peachy Canyon 1999 Estate Bottled Zinfandel (Paso Robles)

Price $30

Sure, there's something wild and wacky about Zin that Europeans don't get. It's not well-behaved. It's rude, aggressive, over the top. It's a blast of wild fruit and spices. It's high in alcohol. It's not a parlor wine, but that's what we like about it! Pulls off Zin's bad-boy act, in spades. — S.H. (12/15/2001)

Peachy Canyon 2010 Mustard Creek Zinfandel (Paso Robles)

Price $36

A soft, exceptionally ripe Zinfandel, sweet in what tastes like residual sugar, although the sweetness also comes from very high alcohol. The flavors are pure Paso Robles, all about black cherries, raspberries, red plums, red licorice, bacon and exotic spices. A splash of Petite Sirah brings tannic depth and weight. This is a good example of Peachy Canyon’s style. — S.H. (5/1/2012)

Peachy Canyon 2004 Westside Zinfandel (Paso Robles)

Editors' Choice

Price $20

What a classic Paso Zin. Even though the vintage was a scorcher, this Westside is balanced and delivers delicious cocoa, raspberry, cherry and blueberry flavors, and then all kinds of tangy herbs and spices. And such a soft, voluptuous texture, too. Should be easy to find with a case production of 4,795. — S.H. (12/1/2006)

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