Hailing from the Mossfire vineyard, this Zinfandel opens with bright black cherry, raspberry, cola, and a hint of Asian spice. Intense bramble fruit and red plum note are found on the palate with a lovely note of washed stone. Well-structured tannins and a gravely minerality carry out the finish.

Nuremberg Chronicle (late 1400’s), textured and tactile, depicting nature’s wrath

Founded by grower Rob Murray, Rabble Wine Company followed a path of true grit and determination to find success in Paso, a tough place to grow grapes and make wine. Rather than battle nature, we bottled it–fighting tooth and nail to create wines we could be proud of. Rabble proves that great wines are born from overcoming the forces of nature in the vineyard. The ancient Greeks defined the four elements of nature to be water, air, earth, and fire. Each Rabble label represents a different element of nature, which grower Rob Murray had to battle when making the wines, through scenes of destruction based on art from The Nuremberg Chronicle of the 1400s. These battles with nature to make Rabble wines, as told through the artwork on the label, proved to Rob that we cannot command nature, except by obeying her.

Proof/ABV: 14.8