Finally, a wine now made necessary by the presence of (I can hardly bring myself to say) blush wines: red zinfandel.

(No; both are made from red zinfandel.)

It's totally forgettable when compared to a fine red zinfandel.

With this earthy menu, I would serve a robust wine, like red zinfandel.

Sales of zinfandel - genuine, red zinfandel - which is said to be enjoying a new popularity, actually dropped by 7 percent, to 197,000 cases.

Of course, we're talking red zinfandel here.

Turley specializes in wines made from old-vine red Zinfandel.

Of course, we are talking about genuine red zinfandel here, not the wimpy white stuff that is actually pink.

It is distributing a "build a better burger" display for floor stacks of ketchup, mayonnaise and, of course, red and white zinfandel.

I must note here that the organization means red zinfandel, and definitely not that wimpy, pale pink stuff known as white zinfandel.