Angove Family Winemakers, Grenache Shiraz Mourvedre 2018, McLaren Vale, Australia
Tasting Note: A GSM blend you could open and share with mixed company, and it would easily satisfy both the wine connoisseur and wine amateur at your table.[Read more]
Heritage Estate, Shiraz Mourvedre Grenache 2018, Granite Belt, Queensland, Australia
Tasting Note: A shiraz-mourvedre-grenache blend with a smooth body and balance between its component parts.[Read more]
Sunce Winery & Vineyard, Mourvedre 2015, Sandy Lane Vineyards, San Francisco Bay, California
Tasting Note: A red-fruit-first mourvedre with florality and depth.[Read more]
Sierra Norte, Porta Regia Colección Privada Monastrell 2015, Jumilla, Spain
Tasting Note: A dark, brooding monastrell (mourvedre) with intense black-fruit flavors that envelop your senses.[Read more]
Honoro Vera, Monastrell 2015, Jumilla, Spain
Tasting Note: A monastrell (mourvedre) with, concentration and depth of flavor and some-mid-palate development due to age.[Read more]
Sierra Norte, Colección Privada Porta Regia, Monastrell 2014, Jumilla, Spain
Tasting Note: A concentrated, monastrell with bite that would keep any cabernet-sauvignon lovers at your table happy.[Read more]
Noble Hill, Mourvedre Rosé 2017, Simonsberg-Paarl, South Africa
Tasting Note: A basic, well-made, South African rosé.[Read more]
Bodegas Los Frailes, Monastrell – Garnacha 2013, Spain
Tasting Note: Monastrell blends are increasingly being produced in Spain, and this wine shows the grape’s flexibility to pair well with Grenache which makes up 30% of the blend.[Read more]
Bodegas Volver, Tarima Monastrell 2015, Alicante, Spain
Tasting Note: A standard Monastrell that solidly delivers the grape.[Read more]
Familia Castaño, Monastrell 2014, Yecla, Spain
Tasting Note: This wine is from the Yecla region of Spain which is well-known for monastrell or mourvédre as it’s known elsewhere.[Read more]
