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Zinfandel & Small Lots Collection Zinfandel & Small Lots Collection Seghesio Family Vineyards farms 300 acres of superior vineyards collected since 1895, when Edoardo Seghesio planted his first Zinfandel vines in Sonoma County’s Alexander Valley. Each site was chosen by five generations of Seghesio winemakers and growers for the individuality of its environment. SINGLE VINEYARD These limited-production, single-vineyard designates come from historic sites. HOME RANCH ZINFANDEL* MONTAFI ZINFANDEL SRP: $58 SRP: $58 CORE ZINFANDELS These wines showcase the diversity and distinctiveness of Sonoma County Zinfandel. OLD VINE ZINFANDEL* ROCKPILE ZINFANDEL* CORTINA ZINFANDEL* SRP: $40 SRP: $40 SRP: $40 HERITAGE GROWER SERIES These unique, small-production wines are only available from our Healdsburg winery. SEGHESIO.COM MONTE ROSSO ZINFANDEL PAGANI RANCH ZINFANDEL MAFFEI ZINFANDEL SRP: $48 SRP: $48 SRP: $48 Healdsburg, CA TODD BROTHERS ZINFANDEL MARIAN’S RESERVE ♦ SRP: $48 SRP: $42 FAX 707 0545 433 SONOMA COUNTY Our classic Zinfandel and signature Red Wine from select sites in Alexander and Dry Creek valleys. PH 707 3579 433 700 GROVE STREET HEALDSBURG, CALIFORNIA 95448 ©2017 Seghesio Family Vineyards SONOMA ZINFANDEL* DEFIANT RED WINE* SRP: $26 SRP: $38 *AVAILABLE WHOLESALE Italian Collection Inspired by Sonoma County’s similarity in climate and topography to his native Northern Italy, Edoardo Seghesio planted the Chianti Station vineyard on our Home Ranch in 1910. Today verified as the oldest planting of Sangiovese in America, those vines laid the foundation for Seghesio Family Vineyards’ Italian varietal program. CHIANTI STATION America’s oldest Sangiovese vineyard in Northern Sonoma’s Alexander Valley derives its name from a tiny railway station named Chianti by the first Italian immigrants. Trusting their intuition, in 1910, the Seghesio Family planted a field blend with Sangiovese and Canaiolo Nero in their Chianti Station vineyard, according to the classic Tuscan tradition. Today, we know how wise they were. CHIANTI STATION SRP: $100 SMALL LOTS These distinctive wines are grown in Sonoma County yet rooted in the Seghesio family’s Italian heritage. VENOM* SRP: $48 RED VARIETALS The diverse soils of our Home Ranch are perfectly suited to these Italian heritage varieties. SEGHESIO.COM BARBER A* SANGIOVESE* AGLIANICO SRP: $38 SRP: $30 SRP: $38 Healdsburg, CA ♦ WHITE VARIETALS FAX 707 0545 433 Our marine-influenced climate allows the slow maturation of fruit to fully express varietal character while retaining natural acidity. ARNEIS* VERMENTINO* SRP: $22 SRP: $22 PH 707 3579 433 700 GROVE STREET HEALDSBURG, CALIFORNIA 95448 ©2017 Seghesio Family Vineyards *AVAILABLE WHOLESALE.
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