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Red wine in the United States
Compare current red-wine bottles and prices across US shops, then narrow the field by producer, grape, origin, vintage or budget.
Current listings from shops serving the United States, with each bottle’s origin kept separate from where it is sold.
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Domaine Giachino
Vin de Savoie · France
Why it’s interesting
A Gamay-Mondeuse blend from Vin de Savoie, farmed organic and biodynamic, with whole-bunch maceration and a minimal-intervention approach.
Domaine Lionnet
Cornas · France
Why it’s interesting
This Cornas Syrah is organic, whole-cluster fermented with indigenous yeasts, and aged for two winters in old oak barrels.
Elvio Cogno
Barolo DOCG · Italy
Why it’s interesting
A single-parcel Barolo from a limestone and calcareous site, with 30-day submerged-cap maceration and 24 months in Slavonian oak casks.
Bonnet-Cotton
Côte de Brouilly · France
Why it’s interesting
This single-parcel Côte de Brouilly comes from schist and volcanic soils and is made with semi-carbonic maceration and native yeasts.
Brovia
Barolo DOCG · Italy
Why it’s interesting
A single-parcel Barolo DOCG from limestone soils, made from Nebbiolo with a long, savory finish shaped by earthiness.
Dunites
San Luis Obispo County · United States
Why it’s interesting
This San Luis Obispo County Pinot Noir uses native yeasts, 20% whole bunches, and neutral French oak for a cool-toned, elegant profile.
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Browse the regions represented in the current the United States selection, then add a grape, producer, vintage or budget.
United States
380 wines · 312 producers
Search red wine from CaliforniaItaly
246 wines · 167 producers
Search red wine from PiedmontItaly
195 wines · 149 producers
Search red wine from TuscanyFrance
156 wines · 150 producers
Search red wine from BordeauxFrance
135 wines · 112 producers
Search red wine from Rhône ValleyFrance
113 wines · 92 producers
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