Red Wines

Red wine is created by extracting the colour from the skins of grapes by a process of maceration. Virtually all red grapes have clear juice and it is technically possible to make white wine from dark-skinned varieties. To make red wine, red grapes are (usually) crushed and fermented with the skins, the fermented liquid then being left for a further period in contact with the skin pulp. The main considerations when tasting red wine are fruit concentration, acidity, alcohol and tannin.

5 wines
Old World
2007 Gigondas Le Poste, Saint Cosme
Red | Still | 14.5%
Single Bottle
£110.00
price under bond
Old World
2007 Châteauneuf du Pape Cuvée de Mon Aïeul, Pierre Usseglio
Red | Still | 15%
Case of 6 Bottles
£642.00
price under bond
Old World
2007 Côte-Rôtie Côte Rozier, Bonnefond
Red | Still | 13%
Case of 6 Bottles
£180.00
price under bond
SALE
Old World
2007 Hermitage Cuvée Autrement, Remizières
Red | Still | 13.5%
Single Bottle
£56.88
price duty paid
SALE
Old World
2007 Vintage Port, Croft
Red | Fortified | 20%
Single Bottle
£43.65
price duty paid
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