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The Prisoner Wine Company produces rule bending blends of red, white and sparkling wines from California grapes. Inspired by Spanish artist Francisco de Goya, the company supports prison reform and offers wine club memberships and tasting experiences.
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The Prisoner Red Blend is a popular red wine that combines Zinfandel with Cabernet Sauvignon, Petite Sirah, Syrah, and Charbono. It has aromas and flavors of raspberry, vanilla, and pomegranate, and pairs well with kalbi short ribs or chicken mole tostada.
The Prisoner Wine Company produces a range of rule-bending blends with provocative label designs, inspired by an etching by Spanish artist Francisco Goya. Learn about the winemakers, the vineyards, and the commitment to prison reform behind this cult wine brand.
- It was inspired by a sketch from the 1800s. The Prisoner Wine Company based its entire brand mission on a single sketch from the 1800s drawn by Spanish artist Francisco de Goya.
- The brand is all about blends. The Prisoner Wine Company is best known for its unique blends. The brand’s flagship wine, a red blend made with Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petite Sirah, Syrah, and Charbono, was a major hit, and since then the brand has released two additional blends: a red blend called Dérangé, and a white blend called Blindfold.
- It went viral, before going viral was a thing. When The Prisoner was first released in 2000, Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram had not yet been invented.
- It went from indie to mainstream. When The Prisoner was first created, it was a small label — Phinney released only 385 cases of the wine in 2000. However, these days, Dave Phinney is no longer involved in the brand.
Prisoner Wine Company produces a range of rule-bending blends with provocative label designs, inspired by an etching by Francisco Goya. Learn more about the wines, the winemakers, and the social impact of the brand.
The Prisoner Wine Company The Prisoner Red Blend 2021 from California - On the nose, dried blackberry, dried açai berries, and hints of cedar and tobacco leaf are accented by sweet spices of clove, cinnamon, and nutmeg.
The Prisoner is now the most recognized red blend, leading the resurgence of interesting blends by incorporating Zinfandel with the unlikely mix of Cabernet Sauvignon, Petite Sirah, Syrah, and Charbono.
