Lapis Luna Zinfandel

The Lapis Luna Zinfandel 2022 embodies the quintessential characteristics of a premium Zinfandel from California. It boasts a rich tapestry of aromas dominated by dark berries such as blackberry and plum, with spicy undertones of black pepper and warm spices that provide a delightful depth. The subtle hint of vanilla, stemming from oak aging, adds a layer of sweetness to the wine’s bouquet, which is further enriched by nuanced notes of licorice and herbal undertones. The flavors mirror these aromas with ripe cherry, blackberry, and plum imparting a fruity richness, while additional notes of blueberry bring a dessert-like element reminiscent of a blueberry cobbler. The presence of black pepper balances the naturally sweet undertones. This Zinfandel stands out with its smooth, velvety texture and balanced acidity, culminating in a juicy finish that lingers on the palate, leaving a long-lasting impression of fruit and spice.

Grilled Meats: Perfectly complements BBQ ribs, grilled steaks, and lamb chops with mint sauce, highlighting its rich fruity and spicy notes.

Hearty Pastas: Try with spaghetti bolognese, penne arrabbiata, or lasagna, as the wine’s acidity complements tomato-based dishes.

Rich Cheeses: Pair with aged cheddar, gouda, or blue cheese to enhance its rich fruitiness.

Charcuterie & Chocolate Desserts: Ideal with charcuterie boards or dark chocolate desserts, where its fruit character stands out.

Lapis Luna, founded in 1999, stands apart not just for its wines, but for the narrative each bottle tells through its artistic label design. Labels feature intricately detailed 400-year-old copperplate engravings that symbolize the journey of aspiration and redemption, embodying the brand’s philosophy of storytelling and artistry. The imagery of a faceless hero invites the consumer to insert their story into the wine, offering a unique, personal engagement with every pour. This thematic storytelling aligns with Lapis Luna's dedication to excellence and innovation in winemaking. Their commitment is not only to the sensory experience but also to cultural engagement, inviting consumers to participate in a broader conversation about art, nature, and the cosmos, as reflected in their translation of the name "stone" and "moon"—encompassing both the earthly and the celestial.