The red blends marketed as such give the whole category a bad rap. Opt instead for these traditional blends of native grapes ...

Despite the soft pink color and floral-sounding name, this historic wine blend isn't just a mixture of red and white wines.

Soft, silken dark fruit rides along a salty finish. Pair this with cured meats and a hearty cassoulet. ... 13 Best Red Blend Wines for Weeknight Drinking, Celebrations, and More.

The soft tannins make this wine a perfect match for short ribs, grilled sausage, and pasta dishes. 2021 J. Lohr Estates Seven Oaks Cabernet Sauvignon ($17) is a classic Paso Robles wine that ...

This fantastic red blend is 80% zinfandel, 10% syrah, 5% petite sirah and 5% cabernet sauvignon. The grapes are sourced from three estate vineyards and the wine sees 16 months in American oak.

This more affordable, black cherry–ripe blend, with its soft, velvety tannins, is a nod to that wine. ... 13 Best Red Blend Wines for Weeknight Drinking, Celebrations, and More.

Trefethen Family Vineyards, Dragon’s Tooth Red Blend 2021, 14.2% ABV, 750 ml The wine exhibits a deep, dark ruby color, with a slight purple hue. On the nose, there is a profound aroma of ripe ...

Best Rhone-style red blend under $20Syncline 2008 Subduction Red (columbia Valley, $18) Syncline Cellars, on the banks of the Columbia River Gorge, continues to amaze us with its excellent Rhone-style ...

A blend of 50 percent Cabernet Sauvignon, 40 percent Merlot and 10 percent Cabernet Franc, this lovely wine has aromas of red and black plums, black raspberry and cassis.

The red blends marketed as such give the whole category a bad rap. Opt instead for these traditional blends of native grapes from regions that have produced them for centuries.