I think you need something a little less acidic and medium bodied as opposed to full bodied.
Personally, I would try one of many Valpolicella wines. They're made with a blend of four different grapes in a region where they've been blending wines for hundreds, if not thousands of years. Some of the best in the world, and most very affordable.
Wines from Umbria in Italy would be a good choice for a medium bodied red too. Great merlots there. Tuscan primitivos would fit the mold too. They're a little lighter bodied than American Zinfandels.
Brandon O'Dell
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