19 Crimes The Uprising Red Wine Blend

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  Medium red with bright ruby hues, 19 Crimes The Uprising South Australian Red Wine Blend celebrates the rebellious spirit of British rogues banished to Australia. Its intense mocha and caramel notes are delivered with an oak spice imprint of brown sugar and cinnamon flavors. A portion of this rambunctious Rhone-style blend was aged for 30 days in rum barrels to impart jammy berry flavors and a smoky, vanilla finish. Pair this red wine with spicy cuisine, poultry, or red meat. Available in 750 ml wine bottles, this red blend wine makes an excellent wine gift that’s best enjoyed with friends.

  • One 750 ml glass bottle of red wine blend from Australia, containing approximately five 5-oz servings of red blend wine
  • Red wine partially aged 30 days in rum barrels for dark fruit flavors and a smoky, vanilla finish
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  • Enjoy this red blend wine with spicy cuisine, poultry, or red meat

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