This iconic Dry Creek Valley wine comes from vines planted in 1901, blending Zinfandel, Petite Sirah & Carignane for rich, spicy depth. Aged 16 months in American oak by renowned winemaker Shauna Rosenblum.

A legendary Dry Creek Valley field blend from vines first planted in 1901. Mostly Zinfandel, lifted by Petite Sirah & Carignane, aged 16 months in American oak.
Rich, spicy, powerful — and absolutely stunning on the holiday table.

95 Points - Dry Creek Valley is the epicenter of California Zinfandel, and few vineyards express that like Lytton Springs. It was first planted in 1901, and Ridge’s first bottling was in 1972. The soil in the flatlands is gravelly loam full of rocks, boasting the oldest vines, while the hill has more clay. The 2023 bottling is more than three-quarters Zinfandel, with Petite Sirah and Carignane contributing a zesty, spicy character to the blend. Lytton Springs winemaker Shauna Rosenblum, daughter of Zin legend Kent Rosenblum, aged the wine for 16 months in American oak barrels, 19 percent of which are new. - Wine Spectator