Selection Red Wines
Our
Selection Red Wine
kits require
6 to 8 weeks
to produce a high-quality wine with superior flavour, colour and aroma.
Chamblaise (0)
Clean, refreshing and crisp. Essentially dry, but with a floral
character and a full intensity of fruit that make it a universally appealing
blend. Chamblaise offers a wonderful balance, with medium acidity
balancing the fruit, all within a dry, pleasing finish. One of the most
useful wines available, it is a versatile match with a variety of foods. A
favourite for parties and gatherings.
Chardonnay / Sémillon (0)
A traditional favourite. The combination of these two exceptional
varieties with the oak additive gives a depth of complexity and character.
Dry, fruity bouquet accented with a hint of oak.
Cabernet Sauvignon (0)
The noble California red grape. Rich in
tannins, it produces a deep, full-bodied wine with intense aroma and flavour. A
robust wine, perfect with red meat or wild game. Best when aged for several months.
Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot (0)
This popular blend combines the plump,
fruity, earlier-ageing Merlot grape with the robust Cabernet Sauvignon grape for a powerful
match.
Chianti Style (0)
The pride of Italy's Tuscany region, this blend is
famous for its full, dry character and elegant flavours of cherries and blackberries.
Sturdy and robust, with tangy undertones and a slight spiciness. Ageing
uncovers its complex depth of flavour.
Domaine des Brûmes (0)
Fruity and robust, this deeply coloured red wine has the unique distinction
of allowing for early consumption in the "nouveau style." A
delicate wine offering immediate flavours of strawberries and cherries.
Chill for 20 minutes to really bring out these fruit qualities. A widely
appealing wine that is ideal for serving at parties.
Luna Rossa (0)
Bold, robust and intense, this "big red" is the largest, most
full-bodied red wine ever released! A dark, inviting colour and rich, bold
oak-enhanced aromas suggest at what is to come: an abundance of mouth-filling,
chewy berry flavours. Luna Rossa is complex, with rich layers of fruit and
solid supporting tannins, capped by a long oak finish. A powerful wine
matching startling flavours and aromas with elegance and finesse.
Merlot (0)
The plump, lush fruitiness of this respected grape
translates into a wine which perfectly balances berry and spice flavours with a smooth,
supple texture. Mouth-filling and delicious; a standout with grilled meats.
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Pinot Noir (0)
The varietal responsible for classic red burgundy.
The scent, flavour, body and texture of Pinot Noir is profound. Supple, spicy
fruit flavours are a delight to the palate.
Val-de-Grâce (0)
A wine which offers up the warm oak aroma and deep, full-bodied flavour of
the most prestigious French wines. A blend formulated to allow for
immediate enjoyment, Val-de-Grâce nonetheless benefits from extended
ageing. A startling yet smooth flavour, perfect with lamb, venison and
hard cheeses.
Valpolicella Style (0)
Italian-style wine with a delicate bouquet
and a rich texture. Ruby red colour. Fragrant and fruity. The addition
of oak enhances its aroma.
Vieux Château du roi (0)
Full-bodied, yet soft and quick to mature, this blend of quality Californian
varietals gives this wine the popular, complex character of the Rhône region.
White Merlot (1)
Take Merlot. Make it a blush. Voilà -- a Merlot like you've
never experienced! Fresh strawberries abound in the aromas and flavours of
this medium-pink rosé style wine, capped by a crisp finish that's slightly
drier than a typical blush. Bright fruit and generous acidity make it a
brilliant food pairing wine. Try it with salads, appetizers, fruits --
even BBQs and spicy cuisine.
White Zinfandel (2-3)
This blush favourite displays the trademark pink hues and a soft, refreshing taste that
make it particularly enjoyable as a chilled delight on a summer afternoon.
Zinfandel (0)
A definite crowd pleaser, our Zinfandel is the
original, from select California grapes. Deep red in colour, this wine is
a bold, zesty delight. Match it with spicy foods for a real taste
sensation.
