Top 10 Best Types of Red Wine
Red wine is a world unto itself, brimming with countless varieties, flavors, and stories. Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or new to this delightful drink, everyone has their favorites.Think about that bottle you always reach for - is it complex and bold? Or maybe you lean toward something smooth and fruity? Perhaps your palate craves something altogether unique?
The French wines are so numerous and diversified that it is impossible to make a choice or even a list.
The problem is they are not known as they should be. The French have poor marketing behavior.
That's a pity.
In the majority of cases the wonderful taste of grapes that blend in perfectly with the alcohol is absolutely sublime. French wine in general is the BEST. Way better than most Italian wine in my opinion
Certainly, Bordeaux wines are the best red wines.
There are lots of different kinds of Bordeaux, from $4 to thousands. From Château XYZ to Petrus. Great wines.
But some other countries are now also using French grapes and are also producing very good red wine: California, Chile, Australia, South Africa, and of course, Spain.
Definitively better than the disgusting and acidic Italian wines.
Yes, a very delicious Spanish red wine.
It first results in a fruity wine without much tannin. In the case of Beaujolais Nouveau, this process is completed in as little as four days, with the other AOCs being allowed longer time to ferment. As the grapes ferment longer, they develop more tannins and a fuller body.
Beaujolais is far to be the best French wine, but because it's from France, it's the origin of any other wine.
Also great with Cheddar cheese.
French Bourgogne after Chianti? What a shame.
It has to be Wolf Blass Yellow Label Shiraz for a quality but reasonably priced red. But Rawnsley Estate does a lovely Shiraz for slightly cheaper.
Cabernet Sauvignon, a French-origin grape, is well-handled by Chileans, who know how to deal with this famous and one of the world's most widely recognized red wine grape varieties.
It should say any Cabernet Sauvignon (I don't drink but I've had "experience" with this wine).
Every year we buy 96 bottles of different French wines, including some Saint-Émilion, and we really appreciate it like all French wines, actually.
Chianti is the king of reds, and the best red to cook with. It is also the best red for eating with cheese. Whether you get a $10 bottle or a $30 plus, I have never had a bad bottle. I can't say that with Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, or Shiraz.
Nice wine and largely better than an Italian Chianti, for example.
Nice wine and largely better than a Chianti, for example.
The famous Chateaux Margaux. So good.
The Punta de Flecha 2009 is absolutely nice with a well-rounded taste and finish.
Simply the best. And only available in South Africa!
Ojaleshi is one of the best red semi-sweet wines made from the grape variety of the same name, cultivated on the mountain slopes overhanging the banks of the Tsknetis Tskali River, particularly in the Orbeli village and Samegrelo district (Western Georgia). Ojaleshi has a dark ruby color, a gentle bouquet and aroma, and harmonious rich taste with a fruity flavor. It contains 10 - 12% alcohol.