What? Red wine with salmon or roast chicken? Yep – these light- to medium-bodied reds can do it. But they can also go with barbecue, pizza, and red meats or with cheese. Don't be afraid to serve them when it's warm, and give them a 20-minute rest in the fridge if you like. Everyday reds dress up well too, so by all means invite them into the dining room.
New Selection! 100% Cabernet Franc grown in the Veneto in northeastern Italy. Lighter in body, fruity with a little herbal quality. Perfect with just about any food.
New vintage 2018! Equal parts of Syrah, Duras, and Braucol make this versatile, medium-bodied wine from the Gaillac region of southwestern France great as an aperitif or with a variety of foods, from salmon to spicy.
New Selection! Refosco is an indigenous grape in the Veneto region of northeastern Italy. It makes a gutsy red wine with a little tannins up front and ripe fruit at the end.
This medium-bodied red stands up well to spicier foods. The Luberon climate is particularly suited to Grenache, which makes the wine beautifully earthy.
New Vintage 2017! This “voluptuous” Southern Rhône red, a blend of 80% Grenache and 20% Syrah, pairs beautifully with red meats and roasted vegetables.
This light-bodied red from the Southern Rhône Valley has an intriguing light fruitiness that makes it a great aperitif on its own, as well as paired with typical red-wine foods, both simple and elegant.
This 100% Cabernet Franc wine from the Languedoc is light-bodied, with raspberry and tobacco notes. The grape is widely planted in Virginia, and in more northerly parts of France, so try this southern French version -- with more fruit and spice.
New Vintage 2016! Its earthiness comes from the Grenache (65%) which also imparts an intriguing richness. Serve this Southern Rhône red as an aperitif on its own, or with typical red wine foods, both simple and elegant.
New Vintage! 80% Cabernet Franc (a popular varietal in Virginia) and 20% Merlot, this medium-bodied red wine has more fruit than you'd expect from Cabernet Franc, plus notes of herbs, flowers, and even a little cedar. It's a great red for nearly any meal, and can carry over to special occasions.