Grenache

Total bang for the buck. Real, honest, delicious wine in a box! 40% Grenache, 35% Syrah, 15% Carignan - all fruit is hand harvested with no external yeast & no enzymes added. Will last for a month once opened in fridge...well, will it? Read more

A big bold wine with lots of character from the Corbieres region of France. A wild forest wine with notes of bramble berries and mushroom funk. An incredible value for something with aging potential. Read more

Your favorite La Luna Rouge but in a JERO! You know you want it. Read more

From Domaine de Possible is this quaffable and rustic red wine from Roussillon. Semi-carbonic Grenache and Mourvedre come together to make your next favorite every-occasion red wine. Read more

An unoaked Garnacha that has flavors of juicy red cherry and strawberry on the palate and mouth-watering acidity. A bit of spice too! Read more

A medium-bodied Mediterranean red that you want to enjoy with friends and an ocean breeze. A blend of Grenache, Carignan, and Syrah with notes of brambly fruit, fall leaves, and spice. Frederic Agneray is a winemaker to look out for. Read more

Some of the best Mourvèdre you will ever have. The iconic Domaine Tempier, known for reviving the indigenous grape of Provence and establishing the Bandol AOC, makes an dark, sultry, salty Mourvedre that will take you away to the Mediterranean. Read more

This nouveau-style red wine is labeled "Octobre" as it is released the October following harvest. A juicy, glou-glou Syrah and Grenache that is perfect for getting the party started. Read more

Your new go-to table wine! Selected from Kermit Lynch, this Cote du Rhone is a classic GSM blend with some Carignan as well. Dark fruits and herbs de provence. Read more

Grenache with all the effervescence, funk, and savory fruit you could ever want. Read more

Made from 100% Tai (aka Venetian Grenache), this light red is spicy, pungent, and complex. Fora is one of the most exciting natural wine producers coming out of the bucolic Colli Berici region of Italy. Read more

This nouveau-style red wine is labeled "Octobre" as it is released the October following harvest. A juicy, glou-glou JEROBOAM of Syrah and Grenache that is perfect for getting the party started. Read more

From the revolutionary winemaker Maxime Magnon. A protege of Jean Foillard, Magnon makes pristine and elegant wines from Corbieres. La Demarrante is a young, quaffable red wine that is perfect for an upscale barbecue. Read more

An Oregon based husband and wife duo who are taking the Pacific Northwest natural wine scene by storm. The Wax on Wax Soif is their juicy juice, glou red wine that is meant to be drank chilled and liberally. Pair with sticky ribs. Read more

A field blend of all 13 varieties of grapes - both red and white - that exist on the domaine. Extremely expressive and aromatic yet fresh and vibrant on the palate. Serve slightly chilled with friends. Read more

A light-bodied red that is meant to be chilled and drank with reckless abandon. Perfect to bring to a summer barbecue or at a park picnic. Read more

Funky and electric light red from Matassa made from old-vine Grenache Gris. Super limited in quantity but super special in quality. 1 bottle max Read more

We don't often get to enjoy such a Cinsault-centric wine. Cranberry jam meets sultry green earth. Medium bodied but the well incorporated acidity makes for a quaffable chilled red Read more

Laurent Saillard went South to the Gard to sourced Grenache for this new bottling! A fresh take on Grenache with a savory herbal flare that envelopes the plush dark fruit. Read more

From the "Romanissa" vineyard that is entirely red schist. 100% Lledoner Pelut aka Catalon Grenache. Dark brambly fruit, turned soil, animalistic yet refined. 2 bottles max Read more

The master of Corbieres Maxime Magnon brings his Burgundian heritage into this Corbieres Rouge. A blend of Carignan, Grenache, and Cinsault that has notes of Damask rose, dark cherries, savory herbs, and a soft spice. Read more

Ah Bandol, the beautiful appellation in the south of France known for its powerful reds and structured roses. Tour du Bon showcases the best that the appellation has to offer. A Mourvèdre dominant blend, expect black currants and herbs de Provences. Read more

You can't mention Chateuneuf du Pape without talking about Vieux Telegraphe. The domain is known for its old-vine Grenache on the prime real estate on the plateau of La Crau. The 2019 is showing to be a stunner of a vintage. Read more