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Red Blend
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Winner of 1 more
Bodega Regalo Sinigual
2020 Vino Tinto from Spain, Spain
Staff pick
Gift yourself time well spent with those you care about the most
View wine details$35.00 Retail price
$24.50 Member price
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Fifth Note Cellars
2023 Red Wine Blend Petite Sirah-Cabernet Sauvignon from Paso Robles, United States
Staff pick
This red blend adds dark fruit, a whisper of sage and a spicy finish to your meal
View wine details$34.80 Retail price
$24.36 Member price
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Iron Arrow
2023 Red Blend from Columbia Valley, United States
Staff pick
Aim high with Iron Arrow—precision-crafted dark-fruit elegance in each sip
View wine details$30.00 Retail price
$21.00 Member price
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Valeur Ajoutée
2021 Red Blend from Pays d'Oc, France
Staff pick
Savor an earthy taste of southern France
View wine details$30.00 Retail price
$21.00 Member price
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Winner of 6 more
Fine Wine CollectionLoudspeaker
2023 Meritage Red from Napa Valley, United States
Liked by 371 Members
Uncorking a concert of flavor in every bottle
View wine details$68.40 Retail price
$47.88 Member price
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Winner of 1 more
Espaldera
2024 Tempranillo-Syrah from Spain, Spain
Staff pick
Where vibrant berries and dark chocolate meet in a tapestry of spice
View wine details$34.00 Retail price
$23.80 Member price
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Winner of 8 more
Fine Wine CollectionSonance
2023 Red Blend from Napa Valley, United States
Staff pick
A cadence of bold flavors and refined harmony sets the tone for celebrations
View wine details$72.00 Retail price
$50.40 Member price
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Winner of 2 more
Fine Wine CollectionLoquet
2024 Rhône-style Red Wine Syrah-Grenache-Viognier from Coastal Region, South Africa
Staff pick
A meeting of legacy and landscape—Old World finesse embraces New World vitality
View wine details$54.00 Retail price
$37.80 Member price
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Libellus
2024 Red Blend from Italy, Italy
Staff pick
Rustic earth and supple fruit harmonize in this smooth, savory pour
View wine details$30.50 Retail price
$21.35 Member price
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Winner of 3 more
Masterworks Series
2024 Vino Tinto from Spain, Spain
Staff pick
Artistry meets the vine with a blend of berries and chocolate for gatherings
View wine details$26.50 Retail price
$18.55 Member price
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Miro Es Que
2024 Vino Tinto from Spain, Spain
Staff pick
Wild berries and fresh picked flowers—crafted for moments meant to be shared
View wine details$27.00 Retail price
$18.90 Member price
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Open Secret
2023 Red Blend from California, United States
Staff pick
Discover what California locals sip after dark—this red’s too good to stay secret
View wine details$33.60 Retail price
$23.52 Member price
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Fine Wine CollectionFête Belê
2024 Red Wine Blend from Coastal Region, South Africa
Staff pick
Toast the moment with a French varietal symphony and Mediterranean flair
View wine details$54.00 Retail price
$37.80 Member price
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Meiggs' Pardon
2024 Promissory Red from North Coast, United States
Staff pick
A tide of dark fruit and silken spice, unfolds in a slow, smoldering embrace
View wine details$23.00 Retail price
$16.10 Member price
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Fine Wine CollectionBodewell
2024 Primitivo - Sangiovese from Puglia, Italy
Staff pick
Sun-warmed fruit and savory spice, woven with the spirit of Puglia
View wine details$55.00 Retail price
$38.50 Member price
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Keep Reading About Red Blend
What is a red blend wine?
Blending multiple grape varieties or vintages into a single wine has been a common practice in the wine world for centuries. In fact, listing a wine's varietal on its label is relatively new. So how does blending work? The process often goes something like this:
- Once the red wines have finished fermentation and aging, the winemaker draws samples from the barrels or tanks they plan to use in the blend.
- The winemaking team creates mock blends at varying proportions in a process called a "bench trial." Here they taste through the samples to determine the final ratio. Along the way, they will adjust these amounts and taste again in pursuit of the perfect harmony of flavor profile, tannin, acidity, color, oak and mouthfeel.
- After the winemaking team has finalized their ratio, they will use one tank to blend the wines at the determined proportion before bottling.
Like winemaking itself, blending is an art form steeped in thousands of years of tradition. Each step in this meticulous process brings winemakers closer to their goal: to craft a wine that reflects its region, varietals, and the effort that went into its creation.
Top red blends
The best red wine blends are usually inspired by historic regional styles, most of which originated in France, Italy or Spain. Bordeaux blends, also called Bordeaux Rouge, are perhaps the most well-known. These red wines are typically based on Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, supported by smaller amounts of Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Malbec and Carménère. Bordeaux-style blends are usually full-bodied wines with red and dark fruit notes and evidence of oak aging. A GSM blend is another popular style that started in France's Côtes du Rhône region. These wines are made of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre. They are usually complex, age-worthy red wines with bold fruit flavors and spice. In Italy, Tuscany is home to Chianti and Super Tuscan wines. Chianti is named after the region it comes from. These are food-friendly blends featuring primarily Sangiovese with tiny amounts of other native varieties. Super Tuscan wines were first produced in the 1970s when Tuscan winemakers blended French varieties Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot with Italian Sangiovese. This challenged Tuscany's strict wine laws, which only permitted indigenous varieties. The style turned became widely popular and is now recreated in regions worldwide. Spain's world-famous Rioja wines focus on native grape varieties like Tempranillo, while Priorat wines star international grape varieties. Both can range from fresh and fruit-forward to savory, aged styles.
Visit our Wine School to learn more about the different types of wine grapes and what they bring to a blend.