Ridge Vineyards Pagani Ranch Zinfandel 2021

Ridge Vineyards Pagani Ranch Zinfandel 2021

Marsoni

M251S

$55.00

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Ridge Vineyards Pagani Ranch Zinfandel 2021A field blend of 90% zinfandel, 5% petite sirah, 5% alicante bouschet. Since 1991, Ridge has made zinfandel from the Pagani vineyard on the western side of Sonoma Valley. The majority of the vineyard was planted ninety to one hundred twenty years ago; portions of it were replanted between 20132018. The vineyard is meticulously tended by a quality conscious family who has worked the land for four generations. An average site would have been abandoned

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We try to keep these in the house. They are REALLY nicely sized and work great for soups. They are AWESOME for soups and the only disposable plates I feel comfy using for large stews and such. Makes cleaning easy because I don't HAVE TO CLEAN! They are a bit more expensive than otherd disposable plates, but they are worth it. Pretty heavy duty plates that are thick and great for heavier foods. <3

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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026

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Kris

Birmingham, US

★★★★★ 5

Favorite compostable plates ever!

Style: 34 Ounces, Size: 34 Count, Style: 34 Ounces, Size: 34 Count

I’ve been using the Dixie Ultra Extra Large Compostable Paper Bowls, and I can honestly say I absolutely love them! They’re sturdy, deep, and hold generous portions, perfect for everything from hearty soups and pasta to big salads or even snacks for movie night. Unlike other paper bowls, they don’t get soggy or collapse, even with hot or liquid-heavy foods. Another huge plus for me is that they’re compostable, so I can enjoy the convenience of disposables without the guilt. They’re strong, reliable, and environmentally friendly, which is a rare combo! If you’re looking for durable, eco-conscious paper bowls that can handle anything you throw in them, these are a must-have. Highly recommend!

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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2025

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Cpf from SD

Lowell, US

★★★★★ 5

No more washing pozole/menudo bowls for me

Style: 34 Ounces, Size: 34 Count

Very sturdy for a paper plate. Used these for pozole at a party and saved me the hassle of washing plates. Good size, bigger than you think. When serving it does get hot so use something underneath so you don’t get burned.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026

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NancyPS

Phoenix, US

★★★★★ 5

Extra large paper bowls are sturdy, affordable, and make clean up a breeze.

Style: 34 Ounces, Size: 34 Count

I like the convenience of paper plates and these large 34 oz. bowls are perfect for microwave cooking. They are deep enough to handle soup, pasta, stuffing and vegetable sides with no problems and without any leaking, and are a good value for the price. They look stylish and make clean up less of a chore. You can't go wrong with Dixie paper products. They're sturdy, fun, and last through the meal.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2026