Red Wine

Some of the better values in red wines out there are from Argentina. Since you like medium to full-bodied, give malbec a try. The malbec grape has really found it's home in Argentina, though it was one of the original...

Since you live in Seattle, and can pick any orders up yourself, I assume (and not have to wait for their something-like-twice-a-year deliveries), you should consider getting on the Garagiste listserv. The guy who puts it...

Thanks for the suggestions. I live in Seattle, WA. I am finding out just how many wine makers there are in Washington & Oregon - amazing! There are alot of Trader Joe's in my area. I have heard about the Chariot Gypsy...

It's hard to know what you guys have available in USA, but I suspect if you ... others producing sparkling red wines, but a smaller number who do it with the intent of making a great, tasty, ageworthy wine. In some...

Looks like you've enjoyed pinot noir from Oregon, and syrah/shiraz from Oz and elsewhere. I'll start with four suggestions that I've already made in other Snooth threads, one set slightly below your price range and one set...

Rothschild's Los Vascos from Chile is a solid option and always good. Also Concha Y Toro wines from the same area. Budget friendly. If you have Trader Joe's, check out the Chariot Gypsy, it's $6 and a great full bodied...

Here are a few I find very popular in your tasting range which happen's to be mine too! I love wines from Lodi, California and for starters you might try the Oak Ridge Wines like thier OZV, 3Girls Cabernet, or the Oak...

Hello, I am new to the world of wine. The Snooth Website has been a great ... prefer medium to full bodied red wines. What kind of suggestions do you all have for red wines in the $10 - $15/bottle range. There are so...

What Wines Do I Drink on Thanksgiving and with Ten Top Texas Favorites? I always like to have both red and white wines and also a sweet wine on the Thanksgiving table. The reason for this selection is that we often serve...

I pour Finger Lakes wine as a volunteer - best "job" in the world, as you meet lots of people from all over the world and are usually making them happy! Our Rieslings are wonderful and it is hard to find a truly bad one...