94-Point Nalle Zinfandel Among Wine Spectator Top 100

Each year, Wine Spectator editors select the most exciting wines they’ve reviewed for the Top 100. Our 2019 Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel was selected as one of Wine Spectator’s Top 100 Wines!

 

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Deep Roots in Dry Creek Valley

Welcome to Nalle


Est. 1984

 

A visit to our rustic setting offers an authentic view of our limited production, family owned and operated winery located in the heart of Dry Creek Valley. Tastings, often hosted by a Nalle family member, are on the patio area behind our living roof winery. Our sustainable vineyards surround the property, allowing visitors to enjoy vineyard vistas while sipping on our wines and, if they choose, to stroll among the vines.

Living in Dry Creek Valley amid old vine Zinfandel planted by our great grandfather in 1927, it is only natural that we’re known for Zinfandel. In the spring of 2022, two of our Zins garnered scores of 93 and 94 from the Wine Spectator. Although we were honored to receive these scores, what means the most to us is having visitors taste and appreciate our wines. Our focus is on wines with bright, refreshing flavors balanced with moderate alcohol and French oak aging.

We produce small lots of Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, ZinRosé, a proprietary Cabernet/Zinfandel blend and a sparkling Pinot Noir. We invite you to book a tasting and experience Nalle first hand. We’re serious about our wines, and also serious about having as much fun and enjoying life to the fullest. Come and enjoy with us!

 

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“This may be one of the best hidden gems in all of Dry Creek. Though it’s hardly a kept secret – Nalle is long known for being one of the best Zinfandel makers in California.”

Lee and Doug Nalle

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