All Reds - April 2025
release date
April 2025
you saved
$
79.99
wines from
5
Countries
Country
rated by others
4.9+
La Forge Estate Cabernet Sauvignon

A powerful Cab packed with blackberry, tobacco leaf, and a touch of toasted oak—perfect for steak night or deep conversations.

Bold Bordeaux Style with a French Twist
Fiuza Oceanus Red Blend (Tejo, Portugal)

A smooth blend with ripe plum, spice, and a sea-breeze freshness—made to pair with grilled meats or easy evenings.

Velvety & Vibrant from Portugal’s Coast
Santa Cristina (Tuscany, Italy)

Juicy cherries, gentle tannins, and a whisper of Italian herbs—this Sangiovese-based red is your weeknight pasta hero.

A Tuscan Table Classic
Latoque Red Blend (France)

Layered notes of blackberry, black pepper, and mocha—rich and smooth, this French red brings the dinner party to life.

Deep, Dark, Delicious
La Cacciatora Montepulciano d’Abruzzo

This bold Abruzzo red serves up blackberry, leather, and a touch of spice—your go-to for red sauce and good company.

Rustic & Ready for Pasta
Bodegas Estefania Tilenus Roble Mencía (Bierzo, Spain)

A bright and juicy Mencía with red currant, violet, and mineral lift—think Pinot Noir with a Spanish soul.

Fresh & Floral Spanish Stunner
Pretencious Coq Cabernet Sauvignon (France)

Dark fruit meets spice and subtle earthiness—this cheeky French Cab punches above its weight with charm and structure.

French Cab with Swagger
Regaleali Lamùri Nero D’Avola (Sicily, Italy)

Black cherry, wild herbs, and a touch of cocoa—Lamùri is the bold-yet-balanced Nero D’Avola you’ll keep reaching for.

Sicilian Sun in a Bottle
DoliaNova Cannonau (Sardinia, Italy)

Cannonau (aka Grenache) with warm red fruit, spice, and a whisper of sea breeze—easy drinking with island soul.

The Mediterranean’s Best-Kept Secret
Carmel Road Pinot Noir

Vibrant Pinot with juicy cherry, cranberry, & earthy spice—elegant enough for a special night, effortless enough for any occasion.

Smooth, Silky & California Fresh
upgrades
Gaïa Côtes de Bourg Bordeaux

This is Bordeaux without the bowtie—earthy, brooding, and made for steak frites in a back-alley bistro. It’s got edge, grip, and just enough polish to pass for polite.

Hanna Cabernet Sauvignon

Rich, ripe, and unapologetically Californian—like Napa in a leather jacket. It’s smooth talking and oak-slicked, but there’s power under the hood.