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Red Wine — Buy Allocated Cellar-Reserve Red Wine Online

Red wine is made by fermenting dark-skinned grapes with their skins intact, which is what gives red wine its color, tannin, and body — white wine, by contrast, is typically fermented without skin contact. Styles range from light and fruity to full-bodied and tannic, shaped by grape variety, climate, and winemaking choices.

Buy red wine online — direct allocations shipped to every state with compliant direct-to-consumer alcohol shipping laws.

Bold Australian Blend13.5% ABV19 Crimes Red Blend
Red Wine750ml
19 Crimes Red Blend

A jammy, bold red blend from South Eastern Australia with a rebellious brand story.

French & American Oak BarrelsCurrent Vintage
$11
$10 with Crypto
1
California Dark Blend13.5% ABVApothic Red Blend
Red Wine750ml
Apothic Red Blend

A dark, rich California red blend known for its syrupy sweetness.

French & American Oak BarrelsCurrent Vintage
$10
$9 with Crypto
1
California Red Blend14% ABVJosh Cellars Legacy Red Blend
Red Wine750ml
Josh Cellars Legacy Red Blend

A round, fruit-forward red blend from the Josh Cellars portfolio.

French & American Oak BarrelsCurrent Vintage
$14
$13 with Crypto
1
Bold Cult Blend15.3% ABVOrin Swift Abstract Red Blend
Red Wine750ml
Orin Swift Abstract Red Blend

A bold, richly layered red blend from the cult California producer Orin Swift.

French & American Oak BarrelsCurrent Vintage
$37
$33 with Crypto
1
Napa Cult Blend15.2% ABVThe Prisoner Red Blend
Red Wine750ml
The Prisoner Red Blend

A rich, layered Napa Valley red blend with a distinctive artwork-driven label.

French & American Oak BarrelsCurrent Vintage
$42
$38 with Crypto
1
Semi-Sweet, Low ABV5% ABVStella Rosa Black
Red Wine750ml
Stella Rosa Black

The single strongest combined-volume finding in the entire Fine Wine gap analysis — a semi-sweet red flavor not previously stocked.

Stainless Steel
$12.99
$12 with Crypto
1

Red Wine — Frequently Asked Questions

A dry red wine is one where the yeast has fermented nearly all the grape sugar into alcohol, leaving little residual sweetness. A sweet red wine either stops fermentation early or has sugar added back, and tends to taste fruitier and less tannic.