Blossom Hill White Zinfandel Blossom Hill is a wine producing company from California and it was in the USA that I first tried this wine. EMBARRASSING DISCOVERY We were in Yellowstone and I picked this wine from the wine list expecting a white wine. They brought me this rose wine and so I called the waiter back and said that I had asked for the white Zinfandel and he very sweetly explained that this was indeed the White Zinfandel and it is a pink wine! I did feel a bit of a ninny and apologised for my stupidity! Why would a company cause confusion by making a rose wine and then calling it 'White Zinfandel' seems pretty stupid to me ...  Read the complete review

I am a wine drinker and although I will quite happily have a glass of red with a meal there is nothing like sharing a bottle of rosé with a few of my close friends for a girl's evening. Loaded with lots of ice a glass of rosé is not only enjoyable but quite refreshing. For me choosing a nice rose is important a they can of course vary. However, one that I tend to buy majority of the time is the Blossom Hill White Zinfandel. Don't be fooled by it's name having the word 'white' in as it is a lovely rosé wine made and produced by one of the UK's favourite wine producers, Blossom Hill. The White Zinfandel is part of their Wine Makers Reserve Single Grape Wines ...  Read the complete review

I work extremely hard, jokingly referred to as super mum among a few friends, so a couple of times a week I love nothing more than sitting in a room filled with candles, a movie, the hubby and a bottle of wine! I have a few favourites that I naturally navigate towards in the wine aisle, usually hoping at least one of them is on offer! I favour pink wines which are a little fruitier than whites (although I do like white too!) or anything with a bit of fizz in it (I quite like the Jacobs Creek fizzy ones). Blossom Hill are a well-known mid-range wine maker, so popular that apparently they sponsor the new Dallas TV series (although I haven't seen it). ...  Read the complete review

There are two types of Blossom Hill Rose, White Grenache (which is a rather strange name for a pink wine) and White Zinfandel (again with the misleading name). This review is about my personal favourite the Zinfandel variety. I'll get onto why I prefer it later. As I've said in my first wine review on Black Tower the price of a wine is what sways me. And you'll generally find Blossom Hill for under £5, and more often than not it's on some form of offer which is brilliant for when I want to stock up when I know I've got a long week/month (!). It comes in a standard 75cl bottle (about four large glasses) and has a 10% volume, which may not sound much compared to ...  Read the complete review

Despite the days getting cooler, I refuse to accept that summer is over. This is why I am over-indulging in Rose wine - to me it always feels like summer when I have a glass of chilled rose in my hand. Blossom Hill White Zinfandel 2008 is one of my favourites. It is widely available at most supermarkets, however it is not that cheap, at around £5.50 per bottle at the supermarket. The bottle - 750mL glass bottle with a gold screw top lid (I'm so glad they are standard now I was never too good with corkscrews). It has a lovely pink blossom on the front, with a white, pink and gold label - overall it is very girly! The wine - Made in California, at ...  Read the complete review