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117: Pinot Grigio/Gris

$54
  • Kris Pinot Grigio
  • Anselmi Latisana Pinot Grigio
  • Luna Pinot Grigio
  • Kim Crawford Pinot Gris

Pinot Grigio and Pinot Gris are the same grape, just named differently depending on their growing origin. Both the word grigio and gris means grey. This color depicts the color of the grapes on the vine. This grape can v... (more)

Zinfandel US vs Italy Zinfandel US vs Italy Zinfandel US vs Italy Zinfandel US vs Italy

130: Zinfandel US vs Italy

$62
  • La Corte Anfora Zinfandel
  • Terre del Primitivo Zinfandel
  • Four Vines Old Vines Zinfandel
  • Limerick Lane Zinfandel

What we know to be Zinfandel in the U.S., the Italians call Primitivo. While both grapes share the same DNA, and thus are the same grape, the wines produced are drastically different due to the terroir of these two countr... (more)

Cabernet Franc Cabernet Franc Cabernet Franc Cabernet Franc

140: Cabernet Franc

$69
  • Wildekrans Cabernet Franc
  • Hanenhof Cabernet Franc
  • Lang & Reed Cabernet Franc
  • Writers Block Cabernet Franc

Cabernet Franc is a red wine grape variety similar to, and a parent of Cabernet Sauvignon. A cross of it with Sauvignon Blanc resulted in Cabernet Sauvignon (most likely by accident). Cabernet Franc tends to be softer and ... (more)

California Zinfandel California Zinfandel California Zinfandel California Zinfandel

144: California Zinfandel

$57
  • Dashe Cellars Dry Creek Zinfandel
  • Ravenswood Vintners Cuvee Zinfandel
  • Four Vines Old Vines Zinfandel
  • Rosenblum Vitners Cuvee Zinfandel XXVIII

California Zinfandel is the pride of our own wine country. Creating consistent, big, spicy, and food oriented zins is the credo of any great Zinfandel winery. Far from its pink step-child, RED Zinfandel may be one of the b... (more)

Rose Rose Rose Rose

150: Rose

$60
  • Adi Rose
  • Bieler Pere Et Fils 'Sabine' Rose
  • Van Duzer Estate Rose of Pinot Noir
  • Chateau Routas Rouviere Rose

They're sometimes called the 'summertime wines' and to wine snobs a lightweight stepchild - but blush or rosé continues to gain fans around the world. Excellent rosé wines come from areas in Portugal, France, Spain, Canada... (more)