Red Wine Reviews

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Smoky wonderfulness in a South African Red Blend (9)
2004 Vrede en Lust - Simond

Smooth purple dark cherries and black currant (9)
2008 Vignali Roccamora - Sangiovese

Strawberry on a nice playground slide (8)
2007 Turkey Flat Vineyards - Rose

Spicy mocha and chocolate (9)
2007 Layer Cake - Primitivo

Something new from Cali but with a slight French feel (7)
Fair Hare Wine - Simply Red

Sweeter than dry (9)
2009 Roc de Chateauvieux - Rose D'Anjou

Smoky, chewy leathery just like the wings of the demon on the bottle (9)
2009 Poggia Anima - Samael

Six varietals forming a Voltron of Liquid Ecstasy (10)
2006 Magito - Panorama Zinfandel

Smack your mama good (10)
2010 Sobon Estate - Rezerve

Still going good (9)
2012 Caleo - Salice Salentino

Something new (9)
2009 Mascota Vineyards - Unanime Gran Vino Tinto

Spice in the back of your throat (9)
2013 Elouan - Pinot Noir

Spice and love (9)
2013 Kunde - Sonoma Valley Zinfandel

The bestest rosé in the world (10)
2008 Crios de Susana Balboa - Rose of Malbec

Two reds mixed with a dash of one white (8)
Sutter Home - Red

The had me at the name, but the website also floored me (9)
2006 Codorníu, S.A - The Spanish Quarter: Red

The suburnt piglet (7)
Domaine Rimbert - Petit Cochon Bronze

The classic French rose wine (7)
Paul Jaboulet Aine - Parallele 45

Three grapes, but not too kicking (7)
2007 Palo Alto - Reserve : Reserve

The most wonderful combo of honeydew, cantaloupe [and papaya], and reminds me of a cupcake (9)
2009 Oveja Negra - Sauvignon Blanc/Carmenere Reserva : Reserve

That's amore (9)
2011 Barnard Griffin - Rose of Sangiovese

Tart blueberries and cherries but with a little kick (8)
2012 Sobon Estate - Rocky Top Zinfandel

Very good but not orgasmic... but close (9)
2009 Jam Jar - Sweet Shiraz

Wrong bottle choice, but a good wine nonetheless (9)
2008 Asunto - Shiraz-Carmenere

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