A wine perfect for scary stories when the power goes out.īut, some good always comes with a bit of a downfall. A wine you sip all night at your best friend’s wedding. It’s hard to find a red that gave as much as El Rede did and felt like a party wine over than a dinner wine. The red, on the other hand, was downright fun. I had one glass chilled and the other chilled with added ice to try two ways and both satiated. The rosé had a delicate profile that was fruity yet refined.

I felt like these two (for me at least) had the most unique flavors without any overbearing confusion. My two favorite picks had to be the Atelier Raspail Rosé and the El Rede Malbec. Over the course of about a week, I had the chance to try them all solo and some with a couple of friends. The reds I left on my bar cart for the same.

With that said, my box contained the following:Īs I said, the rosés more than piqued my interest, so I threw them all (plus the one white) in the fridge to obtain that classic rosé chill for when it was time to sip. I thought this was an excellent selection due to the time of year, so the immense number of rosés more or less stole my heart from the computer screen. With that said, I snagged three rosés, two reds and one white. Because I was sipping Blue Apron in warmer weather, I decided to hook myself up primarily with some summer water to ensure I got my fix this year.

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