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Red blends are winemakers’ way of ensuring quality and bringing their unique visions to life. Sometimes two, three, or even four grapes allow a winemakers artistic expression to shine and truly bring the quality of the grapes out from one another.

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  • 2022 Les Chartrons Bordeaux Rouge France
    2022 Les Chartrons Bordeaux Rouge France

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    2022 Les Chartrons Bordeaux Rouge France
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  • 2022 Desert of Waves Red Blend
    2022 Desert of Waves Red Blend

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  • 2020 Braxton Hall Red Blend
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  • 2019 Viaggiatore Red Blend
    2019 Viaggiatore Red Blend

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  • 2021 Bonne Vie Red Blend
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    2018 Monte Serena Red Blend
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  • 2021 Lone Vine Winemaker's Selection Red Blend
    2021 Lone Vine Winemaker's Selection Red Blend

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Bordeaux built the blueprint here: Cabernet Sauvignon for structure, Merlot for plush fruit, Cabernet Franc rounding out the edges, no single grape carrying the whole wine. A GSM blend does something similar with Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvèdre, trading Bordeaux's polish for a looser, spicier, more fruit-forward style out of Southern France and California alike.

That's really the appeal of a blend over a single varietal: Bordeaux reds get their aging power from Cabernet but stay approachable thanks to Merlot, something one grape alone rarely pulls off. Once you're picking a blend instead of a varietal, you're really picking a balance.

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