Coelheiros, Tinto 2017, Alentejo, Portugal
Tasting Note: A concentrated, Alentejo red blend from Portugal brimming with black fruit; the kind of blend cabernet-sauvignon lovers will adore.[Read more]
Coelheiros, Tinto 2017, Alentejo, Portugal
Tasting Note: A concentrated, Alentejo red blend from Portugal brimming with black fruit; the kind of blend cabernet-sauvignon lovers will adore.[Read more]
Corvo, Colomba Platino Nero D’Avola 2018, Italy
Tasting Note: A black-fruit-led Nero D’Avola to pair with a midweek meal.[Read more]
Sunce Winery & Vineyard, Tres Italianos 2015, Fox Hill & Heringer Vineyards, California
Tasting Note: A primitivo-led Italian red blend that delivers on ripe fruit flavor and that pairs wonderfully with grilled meats.[Read more]
Sunce Winery & Vineyard, Winemaker’s Reserve Trois Amis 2016, Sonoma County, California
Tasting Note: A sangiovese-led red blend that weaves a beautiful tapestry of red and black fruit aromatics that have benefited from age in the bottle.[Read more]
Esporão, Murças Assobio Red 2017, Douro, Portugal
Tasting Note: A Touriga-Nacional-led red blend with pleasing midpalate concentration and black fruit.[Read more]
Esporão, Quinto Dos Murças, Minas 2018, Douro, Portugal
Tasting Note: Douro red blends don’t get as much press as its, older, more-popular brother Port, and you should use this market reality to benefit from under-the-radar, Douro red blends which offer great price-to-quality value including this wine which offers a pleasing potpourri of black fruit.[Read more]
Carmim, Monsaraz Reserva Red 2018, Alentejo DOC, Portugal
Tasting Note: A fulsome, Alentejo red blend with a robust fruit structure.[Read more]
Herdade do Rocim, Amphora Tinto 2019, Alentejo, Portugal
Tasting Note: A gorgeous, amphora-aged, Alentejo red blend that channels some midpalate elements of Loire cabernet franc.[Read more]
Cartuxa, EA Red Blend 2018, Vinho Regional Alentejano, Portugal
Tasting Note: A plush, Portuguese red blend with sultry aromatics.[Read more]
Sosie, Red Blend 2019, Rossi Ranch, Sonoma Valley, California
Tasting Note: Red blends can be a shot in the dark when you’re shopping at the wine store; you never know what you’re going to get.[Read more]