Lost Dog Lane
California, United States
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About This Wine
Lost Dog Lane
Red Seasonal Release
Lost Dog Lane is a hit with critics and Firstleaf members. The brand has taken home best-in-class, double gold medals, 90+ point scores, and more for their wines! This wine just took home a silver medal at the 2018 Monterey International Wine Competition, at the 2018 San Diego International Wine & Spirits Challenge, and at the 2018 Critics Challenge International Wine and Spirits Competition! The Firstleaf wine experts search all over the world for great finds. That’s why we have wines from far-flung places: from the high altitude vineyards of Chile to the North Island of New Zealand. But when we find a winery we love, we try to get as much as possible. Lost Dog Lane has been a member and expert favorite in the club. The brand has taken home 90+points, best-in-class awards, and medal after medal at different wine competitions. This wine has rich, robust tannins that are balanced by fresh fruit flavors. Our experts have been loving it with anything you can put on the grill, try it with a steak!
Wine Region

California
Flavor Profile
Pairs well with… Flank Steak, Aged Cheese, Pork Belly
Body 3 Acidity 4Sweetness 2Fruit Intensity 4Tannin 4
Tasting Notes
- Oak
- Blackberry
- Black Cherry
The firm, robust tannins will pair excellently with rich meats, and the dark fruit complements red meats and sauces. This red will be perfect for anything coming off the grill.
Awards
Lost Dog Lane 2016 Red Seasonal Release California: Red Seasonal Release
5 TOTAL AWARDS
- Silver Medal, 2018 International Women's Wine Competition
- Bronze Medal, 2018 New World International Wine Competition
- Silver Medal, 2018 Monterey International Wine Competition
- Silver Medal, 2018 San Diego International Wine And Spirits Challenge
- Silver Medal, 2018 Critics Challenge International Wine Competition