Author: Dirk Chan
For those who enjoy a good bbq in the backyard or enjoy grilling meats outdoors, you would want a pretty big juicy, fruit-forward red with enough ripeness and concentration to stand up to the sweetish barbecue sauces and exotic rubs – we have a few suitable candidates for you:
2017 Casa Santos Lima Valcatrina Tinto (Alentejano, Portugal)- $19.99
2016 Peter Lehmann The Barossan Shiraz (Barossa Valley, Australia) – $24.99
2016 Ironstone Petite Sirah (California, United States) – $22.99
2016 Hess Family Amalaya Malbec Gran Corte (Salta, Argentina) – $31.99
2016 Michael and David Phillips Earthquake Zinfandel (California – Lodi, United States) – $36.99
For those who go camping, we have a new Wine in a Box, and some wine in a can for your consideration as well:
Cascadian Outfitters Chardonnay (Washington, United States) – $11.49
Cascadian Outfitters Rose (Washington, United States) – $11.49
Cascadian Outfitters Red Blend (Washington, United States) – $11.49