zin , also: zinfandel

Most people believe zin is best enjoyed in its first five to eight years.

But the family is going to keep pushing both of us, Zin."

There are different levels and types of min zin.

Mam and Zin is based on a true story.

One of her most popular books is Zin!

Zin then falls ill with cancer and does not have the money to pay for chemotherapy treatments.

Not that "zin," as the growers call it, ever faded completely.

Zin tells it to go and attack the intruders.

Haitian music has a whole flock of new bands, and Zin is one of the best.

They met on an island, and Faran demanded Zin's music.

White zin remains with us, but the real thing, deep red, lively and long on the palate, has made a spectacular comeback.

Min zin is an internal system of exercise and energy-healing from Myanmar.

Luckily, plenty of other Dry Creek zin is available, at reasonable prices.

It shares the bill with the Haitian compas band Zin.

You'll want to try a side-by-side comparison of the region's powerful zinfandels, but there's more than just zin here.

Zin admits she is right but then drops her through a trapdoor for questioning him, and promotes 427.

He also remembered the sensations of the Zin Field transition across the light-years.

Its Lake County zin is soft and accessible.

With zinfandel, or zin, as it is known in the trade, one is constantly defining one's terms.

For one thing, though zin partisans can cite great old zinfandels they once enjoyed, its ability to age is in doubt.

At around $12, the Dancing Bull zin is a great introduction to this varietal.

"I'm not asking you to give them the secrets of the hurd-ray or the Zin Field.

This one clocked in at a hefty 16.3 percent, yet it differs from the more typical fruit bomb zin.

The jammy, sweet flavors of the zin complemented the spicy broth.

The main objectives of min zin are to: