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Red Wine

Red wine is often going to be more tannic than white wine, feature darker fruit flavors, and (regularly) higher alcohol levels. With a thousand red grapes or styles to explore, every rule has an exception. We think that red is a great starting point for wine choice, but we want to take you further to something specific.

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    • Bronze medal award

    Iron Arrow

    2023 Red Blend from Columbia Valley, United States

    Aim high with Iron Arrow—precision-crafted dark-fruit elegance in each sip

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    $30.00 Retail price

    $21.00 Member price

    • 90 points medal
    • Gold medal award
    • Silver medal award

    Valeur Ajoutée

    2021 Red Blend from Pays d'Oc, France

    Savor an earthy taste of southern France

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    $30.00 Retail price

    $21.00 Member price

    • Silver medal award

    Rooted Bench

    2023 Pinot Noir from Santa Maria Valley, United States

    Toast to tradition and terroir—where heritage vines and coastal soils shape every sip

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    $33.60 Retail price

    $23.52 Member price

    • Bronze medal award

    Fifth Note Cellars

    2024 Zinfandel from Mokelumne River, United States

    Black cherry, plum, & oak harmonize perfectly with your celebratory meal

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    $32.50 Retail price

    $22.75 Member price

    • 91 points medal
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    Milieux

    2023 Lightly Sweet Zinfandel from Lodi, United States

    Red apple, caramel, cinnamon, and herbs blend for this smooth crowd-pleaser

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    $29.25 Retail price

    $20.47 Member price

  • Whipstitch

    2023 Zinfandel from Lodi, United States

    Toast to trail talks and twilight tales—flavors spun from sunlit slopes and breezy basin vines

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    $30.00 Retail price

    $21.00 Member price

    • Silver medal award

    1/3 WA

    2022 Merlot from Columbia Valley, United States

    Lose yourself in the rustic canyons and waterfalls of the Pacific Northwest

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    $36.00 Retail price

    $25.20 Member price

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    Wyethia Flame

    2024 Zinfandel from Lodi, United States

    Share the flame: bold fruit, earthy notes, and Lodi tales from golden soil

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    $32.50 Retail price

    $22.75 Member price

    • Silver medal award

    Olive medal award Winner of 2 more

    1/3 WA

    2022 Cabernet Sauvignon from Columbia Valley, United States

    Lose yourself in the rustic canyons and waterfalls of the Pacific Northwest

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    $36.00 Retail price

    $25.20 Member price

    • 90 points medal
    • Gold medal award
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    Weelderige Velde

    2024 Syrah from Coastal Region, South Africa

    An uncompromising dedication to craft—a convergence of structure and nuance

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    $54.00 Retail price

    $37.80 Member price

    • Bronze medal award

    Acadine

    2023 Pinot Noir from California, United States

    Bold blackberry, cherry, and chocolate flavors pair with a juicy, oaky finish

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    $26.00 Retail price

    $18.20 Member price

    • Special Award medal
    • 98 points medal
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    Olive medal award Winner of 2 more

    Burelé

    2021 Merlot from Pays d'Oc, France

    Bold berries meet earthy undertones, with a spicy finish

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    $23.25 Retail price

    $16.27 Member price

    • 93 points medal
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    Miguel Aime Pouget

    2024 Malbec from Mendoza, Argentina

    Echoes of the Andes: savory notes meets vibrant fruit

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    $33.70 Retail price

    $23.59 Member price

  • Postal Stone

    2024 Pinotage from Western Cape, South Africa

    As bold, innovative and adventurous as its namesake travelers

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    $35.00 Retail price

    $24.50 Member price

    • Silver medal award
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    The Spice & Jam Trading Co.

    2021 Zinfandel from California, United States

    Unleashing bold flavors and audacious character in every glass

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    $27.50 Retail price

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    • 91 points medal
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    Pip & Plow

    2022 Merlot from Columbia Valley, United States

    An exquisite and harmonious (and often underestimated) varietal

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    $29.50 Retail price

    $20.65 Member price

Keep Reading About Red Wine

Red is what comes to mind for most people when they hear the word "wine." The deep red color, the flavors, the grip of the tannins, and the effects of the alcohol leave an indelible impression on the consumer. For some, these experiences begin a life-long quest to find more amazing wine. But what is the best-tasting red wine? This is subject to the fiercest debates in the wine world. Wine connoisseurs might say Burgundy (made of Pinot Noir) or Bordeaux (made of Cabernet SauvignonMerlot, Cabernet Franc, and sometimes Malbec) from France, but the French don't hold court over the rest of the wine world anymore.

What are the tasting notes of red wine?

Transcendent Barolo (made with Nebbiolo) and Chianti (made with Sangiovese) from Italy, single-varietal California Cabernet from Napa Valley or Sonoma, Shiraz from Australia, and Tempranillo from northern Spain, and Malbec from Argentina, all give the French heavy-weights a run for their money. There are red wine blends that take grapes like Syrah and Zinfandel that might need some finessing by a winemaker who will blend in other grapes with more appropriate tannin, acidity, or alcohol. We often say that red blends are where you can see the art in winemaking. Unlike white wine, red wine will often feature dark fruit flavors like cassis, cranberry, blackberry, and blueberry. A rule of thumb is that the more fruity a glass of wine is, the warmer the climate it came from.

What are the best red wines?

It's essential to recognize that there is no single "best" red wine. The journey to find the best red wine in the world is really a journey to find your favorite wine, and to do that; it helps to have a good handle on different grape varieties and types of wine, so if you want to know more about red wine grapes, Super Tuscans, Beaujolais, or even why your wine tastes of blackcurrant or black cherry, we have a list of a few of our favorites and much more information in our wine school.

Want to learn more about red wines?

Want to learn more about wine? Check out our Wine School, where wine drinkers of all levels can learn more about their favorite wines.