A Christmas Carol Red Blend 2025
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Wine Details
- Red - Full Bodied
United States- Lodi
- Red blend
- 14.2% ABV
- 750 ml
Flavor Profile
In each adaptation of Charles Dickens’ beloved holiday novella, A Christmas Carol, the leading man has made a unique mark on the role of Ebenezer Scrooge and the story’s greater legacy. Similarly, the grape varieties in A Christmas Carol Red Blend weave together to create a complex, rich wine.
Red blends are certainly having a moment in California right now. They give winemakers the freedom to play and experiment, finding the perfect proportion of grapes to achieve the exact style they have in mind. And the winemaking team has definitely earned their spot on the nice list with this special California red blend.
If you could bottle holiday cheer, it might just taste like this—brimming with black plum, blackberry jam and hints of cocoa. Smooth and warming, it’s best enjoyed by the fireplace or with a hearty meal (like Mrs. Cratchit’s roast goose).
Delicious enough to make any Scrooge smile...though, they might say ‘Bah humbug’ when the bottle’s empty. Load up your sleigh today.
In each adaptation of Charles Dickens’ beloved holiday novella, A Christmas Carol, the leading man has made a unique mark on the role of Ebenezer Scrooge and the story’s greater legacy. Similarly, the grape varieties in A Christmas Carol Red Blend weave together to create a complex, rich wine.
Red blends are certainly having a moment in California right now. They give winemakers the freedom to play and experiment, finding the perfect proportion of grapes to achieve the exact style they have in mind. And the winemaking team has definitely earned their spot on the nice list with this special California red blend.
If you could bottle holiday cheer, it might just taste like this—brimming with black plum, blackberry jam and hints of cocoa. Smooth and warming, it’s best enjoyed by the fireplace or with a hearty meal (like Mrs. Cratchit’s roast goose).
Delicious enough to make any Scrooge smile...though, they might say ‘Bah humbug’ when the bottle’s empty. Load up your sleigh today.
Kristina Spencer
California wine expert
