Red Wine
While some of us may be eternal summer children, lamenting the colder days of the year, there is always a silver lining to every storm cloud – and in our case, it just happens to be in the form of red wine. From Cabernet to Carménère and Pinot Noir to Pineau d’Aunis, explore the best red wines for winter – guaranteed to pair with your heartier dishes and fluffier blankets.
ASTER CRIANZA RIBERA DEL DUERO
Deep, dark cherry red, almost black; clean and bright. Very intense forest berry nose, with, redcurrants, blackberries, violets and fennel leading to a complex background of sweet spices, bay leaves, black olives, liquorice, cedar, incense, tobacco
FEUDI DI SAN GREGORIO PRIMITIVO DI MANDURIA DOC
Acidic, young and juicy.Big cherry and pepper flavor and medium finish.
PASCAL JOLIVET SANCERRE PINOT NOIR
Vegetal green notes with some tropical fruit and lots of minerality. High acidity but well balanced with a pleasant finish.
CHATEAU DE PULIGNY MONTRACHET MONTHELIE PINOT NOIR 2016
Medium expressed aroma of garden red berries (strawberry, raspberry and red currant). Slight notes of dried cherry with lemon hues and cinnamon.
ERRAZURIZ MAX RESERVA PINOT NOIR
Beautiful cherry red color with ruby highlights. The nose displays aromas reminiscent of cherries, raspberries and a floral note of rose hips, with soft touches of tobacco and some moist earth. In the palate, flavors of fresh red fruits predominate,
PORCUPINE RIDGE SYRAH
The wine is vivid purple on appearance and the nose shows a classic abundance of violets and spice. Intense aromas of blackberries, black cherry, ripe plums and brambles create an intriguing nose. The dark berry fruit of the nose follows through onto
