Menage a Trois Wine

Menage a Trois is a collection of value-focused wines best known for its California releases, with additional bottlings from other regions (for example, Prosecco and Prosecco Rose from Italy). The lineup spans blends—red, white, and rosé—as well as single-varietal wines such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Grigio, and Chardonnay. California grapes are sourced from multiple appellations to deliver consistent, fruit-forward flavors from vintage to vintage.

Key bottlings/styles include:

• Red Blend (original three-varietal release)
• Silk (soft, plush red blend)
• Midnight (richer, dark-fruited red blend)
• Pinot Grigio
• Chardonnay
• Prosecco and Prosecco Rose

Menage a Trois has broad appeal thanks to a mix of flavor, price, and branding.

• Rich, smooth flavors — many wines show a plush, fruit-forward profile; some taste slightly sweet.
• Memorable name — the playful, cheeky branding draws attention and sparks conversation.
• Approachable blends — the range features easy-drinking blends (including three-varietal reds) alongside familiar single-varietal offerings.

• What does “Menage a Trois” mean?

  The name translates to household of three in French and references the brand's original blend of three grape varieties.

• When and where was Menage a Trois founded?

  It was founded in 1996 at Folie a Deux Winery in Napa Valley, California.

• Who owns Menage a Trois wines?

  Trinchero Family Estates owns the brand (acquired in 2004) and is based in St. Helena in Napa Valley, California.

• What grapes are in the original Menage a Trois Red Blend?

  Zinfandel, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon.

• Are all Menage a Trois wines blends?

  No. While the brand started with three-grape blends, it also offers single-varietal wines alongside unique blends.

• Is Menage a Trois Red Blend sweet?

  It tastes smooth and ripe, and some drinkers perceive a touch of sweetness.

• What is the typical price range?

  These wines are generally positioned at value price points; pricing varies by market, retailer, and vintage.

• How widely available are the wines?

  They are distributed broadly in many U.S. markets, though availability varies by location.

• How can I recognize the label?

  Look for the three stylized dancing figures.