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.

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Executive wine editor Ray Isle shares exceptional South American red wines from Argentina and Chile lately. Pair these Malbecs, Cabernet Sauvignons, and red blends with winter food.

A blend of grenache, syrah and cinsault, it’s like a posy of pretty scented flowers, bright red cherries and an uplifting freshness – a gorgeous wine for a summer’s day. Dangerously moreish ...

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.

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Some red blends are self-evident, shelved in the “Red Blends” section of the wine store. Others, shelved by geographic source, require more effort to ferret out. While the former type tend to ...