Red Wine Reviews

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Goodness at around ten dollars (10)
2013 Shenandoah Vineyard - Zinfandel

Worst Zin ever (1)
2013 A3 - Zinfandel

Great with a low price (9)
2013 Angeline Vineyards and Winery - Pinot Noir

Dry but fruity (9)
2014 Winzer Krems - Rose Zweigelt

Transylvania anyone (8)
Cramele Recas - La Pulere

Classic French style but just weird (7)
2013 Apaltagna - Carmenere

Still going good (9)
2012 Caleo - Salice Salentino

You had me at hello (10)
Candoni - Buongiorno

Inexpensive but good intro to zin (8)
2012 Forever Vineyards - Zinfandel

Too damned tart and sweet (7)
2012 Forever Vineyards - Zinfandel

Why did they add Viognier (6)
Santa Julia - Extra Brut

A hint of spice and cocoa (8)
2011 Tormaresca - Neprica

Breathing couldn't help this poor thing (5)
Rex Goliath - Zinfandel

Too watery but it still packs a punch (8)
2010 Cellar No. 8 - Zinfandel

A good way to start your day (9)
2009 Eos Estate - Zinfandel

A well tamed blush Tempranillo (8)
2012 Bodegas Borsao - Rose

A little dark and mysterious (8)
Enanzo - Garnacha

A little smoky and nice (8)
2011 Valdelosfrailes - Rose

Great and inexpensive (10)
2010 Bodega Navarro Correas - Cabernet Sauvignon : Private Collection

Silk coated velvet (9)
2010 Fleur De Lyeth - Fleur De Lyeth

Serious decanting is in order (8)
2010 Raymond Vineyards - Lot No 3 Cabernet Sauvignon

Great but I need that Petit Verdot (8)
2009 Chateau de Hartes - Bordeaux

Shiver-worthy (10)
2010 Goosebump - Velvety Red

Berry backbone with spicy hints (8)
2010 14 Hands - Hot to Trot Red Blend

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