Manufacturer's Notes: Chateau La Paws wines are crazy about two things: our dogs who inspire and delight us every day, and our delicious wines which do the same! Our velvety Merlot is full in body…

Manufacturer's Notes: We, Chateau La Paws wines, are crazy about two things: our dogs who inspire and delight us every day and our delicious wines which do the same! Our friendly Red Wine Blend is a…

Zinfandel is our signature wine, and with rich and layered flavors, it's an excellent introduction to the Rosenblum Cellars style of winemaking. We designate an anniversary number to each Zinfandel…

Manufacturer's Notes: Solano County is ideally suited for the production of world-class Syrah. There, England-Shaw's beautiful vineyards sit on a hilltop planted to a mystery clone of Syrah. This…

"This always seems to be one of Kent Rosenblum's successes. Soft, round, full, fleshy and fat, it's a fabulous blend of blueberry and blackberry spiced up with cracked pepper. The beautifully…

In 1978, Rosenblum Cellars opened in Alameda, California; a place known more for its docks and shipyards than for winemaking. But then again, Kent Rosenblum, "The King of Zin," always did things a…

In 1978, Rosenblum Cellars opened in Alameda, California; a place known more for its docks and shipyards than for winemaking. But then again, Kent Rosenblum, "The King of Zin," always did things a…

"The 1991 Zinfandel-Brandlin Ranch (from a vineyard on Mount Veeder) possesses fabulous purity and richness to its black-raspberry fruitiness. Full-bodied, with spicy, moderate tannins, and a…

"Rosenblum Cellars continues to rank among California's leading Zinfandel producers. The 1990 Zinfandel-George Henry Vineyard displays a saturated deep dark ruby/purple color, an intense nose of ripe…

"Firm and tannic, with spicy, earthy blackberry and cherry aromas and flavors. Tough enough to need until 1993 to soften around the edges." - Wine Spectator (Web Only - 1991)

In 1978, Rosenblum Cellars opened in Alameda, California; a place known more for its docks and shipyards than for winemaking. But then again, Kent Rosenblum, "The King of Zin," always did things a…