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    • Nebbiolo. Whoever came up with the phrase “appearances can be deceiving,” must have had Nebbiolo in mind. Yes, it looks pale and pleasant like Pinot Noir, but this Piedmontese beast has high acidity and grippy tannins that will make for an experience you won’t soon forget.
    • Shiraz. ‘Tis the season for something rugged. Best described as big, brooding, and boozy, Australian Shiraz is known for its powerful black fruit flavors, savory undertones, and high ABV (14%-15%), thanks to plentiful Down Under sunshine.
    • Sangiovese. We promise to keep high-acid and high-tannin Italian wines to a minimum on this list. (OK, we can’t promise that.) But can we gush about traditional Sangiovese for a minute?
    • Cabernet Sauvignon. We can hear you now: “Thanks for the rec, Captain Obvious.” Still, just how awesome Cabernet Sauvignon is this time of year bears repeating.
    • What to Look For in The Best Winter Wines
    • Best Winter Wine For Charcuterie: 2021 Quentin Harel “Les Grandes Terres”
    • Best Winter Wine For Gifting: 2019 Trapiche Medalla Malbec
    • Best Winter Wine to Serve with Pasta: Mateus Nicolau de Almeida "O Clarete"
    • Best Winter Wine If You Love Rosé: Thymiopoulos Vineyards Rosé de Xinomavro
    • Best Winter Wine For Seafood: 2019 Ca' Dei Frati Brolettino Lugana Superiore
    • Best Winter Wine For Celebrations: Une Femme The Betty

    Winter wines should make you feel cozy, comforted and warm, advises Brianne Cohen, a Los Angeles-based certified sommelier and wine educator. So what does that mean in the glass? Don’t be fooled by the color. The somms we spoke to agree that you can feel free to break the white after Labor Day “rule.” Any color can feel comfy as a winter wine as lo...

    A young winemaker recently took over his French family estate where they make “soulful fresh aromatic wines from his organic vineyards,” explains Ashlee Aubin, owner of Pompette, a wine bar and all-day cafe in Chicago. Since this juicy Beaujolais made with gamay grapes has soft tannins, elevated acidity and red currant aromas, Aubin deems it “perfe...

    “Malbec might take the cake as thewarming winter red wine,” Cohen says. It’s lovely with everything from fatty fish, such as salmon, to red meats—bonus points if that protein is topped with a rich sauce. This particular Argentinian bottle delivers the “perfect combination of new oak, silky tannins and deep fruit concentration,” she says. And at $20...

    This red wine from Portugal’s Douro Valley is a blend of native Portuguese varietals consisting of 15 percent white grapes, Aubin explains. The reds (touriga nacional, touriga franca, tinta barroca and tinta roriz) are balanced beautifully with the white malvasia fina, and the resulting blend falls somewhere within the spectrum between a light red ...

    “You probably don’t often think of rosé as a winter wine, but this one is full-bodied with hints of strawberry-rhubarb jam,” Flaherty says. Made from the grape xinomavro, “this rosé is not your typical summer sipper,” she confirms. “The winemaker ages this wine before releasing it, and it’s built to last.” You’ll want to invest in several bottles t...

    If you like sauvignon blanc, you’ll love lugana, Cohen says. This crowd-pleasing white from Lombardi, Italy should be “your all-purpose winter white.” With a rich yet fresh bouquet and body, this mineral-forward wine hints at citrus, tropical fruits and honey. Pour it with seafood stew (this wine is made for pairing with a big bowl of cioppino) or ...

    If you’re craving a dose of warm sunshine, turn to this bright sparkling wine from California. Made with 80 percent pinot noir and 20 percent chardonnay grapes, this wine is fermented in stainless steel for a soft, clean finish. With flavors of stone fruits and pear, “this bone dry bubbly is a fresh and acid-driven sparkler to take you through the ...

    • Chardonnay. Great news, Chardonnay lovers – Now is the time to whip out a bottle of oaked Chardonnay. Full-bodied and complex, Chardonnay is known for its ripe fruit notes of melon and pineapple.
    • Cabernet Sauvignon. No surprise here – full-bodied red wines are in season and Cabernet is a popular choice. With dark fruit flavors, mouth-hugging tannins, and a hint of cinnamon, Cabernet pairs well with winter dinners and movie nights.
    • Viognier. When you're looking to switch up your red wine, try a white! Pronounced vee-own-YAY, this medium-bodied white wine is perfect for winter. If you like Chardonnay, Viognier should absolutely be on your radar.
    • Malbec. If you enjoy bold red wines like Cabernet, Malbec should be next on your list. With intense fruit notes of plum and black cherry, silky tannins, and a hint of chocolate, this rich red is perfect in the winter.
  2. Reminisce about the past and toast the future with one of these pristine bottles of winter wines, perfectly aged and ready to enjoy. Shop Older Vintages. The days are shorter and darker. Cozy up with a glass of winter wine. Discover the best wines to enjoy in the winter selected by our wine experts.

  3. Jan 23, 2024 · January 23, 2024. 12 min read. Listen. Perfect Winter Wines to Warm Your Soul. Are you ready to cozy up with a glass of wine this winter? Winter wines can be tricky to choose, but they play an essential role in making the season more enjoyable.

  4. Dec 18, 2023 · From Cabernet Sauvignon to Syrah, these bold red wines are perfect to pair with food and enjoy on a cold night. Here are our expert's Napa Valley red wine recommendations.

  5. Dec 20, 2023 · Here are 10 Winter Wine Festivals worth exploring in the United States. Winter can be an amazing time to travel, explore new regions and seek out unique seasonal experiences.

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