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California

Available Vintages | 2017 | 2016

2017

Lioco 2017 Sativa Carignan - Red Wine at Wine.com

Lioco 2017 Sativa Carignan - Red Wine

Red Wine by Lioco from North Coast, California. Fresh asphalt, blackberry, and tuberose aromas. The palate has flavors of cassis, umeboshi, and violet pastille. This wine pairs well with shepherds pie, bistro burger, and carne asada tacos.

$39.99

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Precedent 2017 Mule Plane Vineyard Carignan - Red Wine at Wine.com

Precedent 2017 Mule Plane Vineyard Carignan - Red Wine

Red Wine by Precedent from California.

$23.99

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Porter Creek 2017 Old Vine Carignane - Red Wine at Wine.com

Porter Creek 2017 Old Vine Carignane - Red Wine

Red Wine by Porter Creek from North Coast, California. Delicate scent of red raspberry, licorice and pepper spice. Medium bodied with elegant tannins, leading to a lengthy finish.

$38.99

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2016

Forlorn Hope 2016 Kerrigans Carignan - Red Wine at Wine.com

Forlorn Hope 2016 Kerrigans Carignan - Red Wine

Red Wine by Forlorn Hope from North Coast, California. The Poor Ranch lies just outside of Hopland in Mendocino County, on an east-facing hillside made up of volcanic stones and sandy clay soil. The wine's name is a nod to what many of California's old-time growers still call Carignan; on this bottle it is a piece of viticultural linguistic heritage preserved along with the produce of the Poor Ran

$32.99

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Available Vintages | 2019

2019

Lioco 2019 Rose of Carignan - Rosé Rosé Wine at Wine.com

Lioco 2019 Rose of Carignan - Rosé Rosé Wine

Rosé Wine by Lioco from North Coast, California. From a mid-century planting of dry-farmed, head-trained Carignan. A severe diurnal shift supports gradual and often late ripening. The soil is red clay strewn with fist sized rocks. The combination of vine age, extended growing season, and tougher soil conspire to produce a rose' with great freshness and complexity.

$19.99

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Sonoma

Available Vintages | 2019

2019

Vaughn Duffy 2019 Rose of Carignane - Rosé Rosé Wine at Wine.com

Vaughn Duffy 2019 Rose of Carignane - Rosé Rosé Wine

Rosé Wine by Vaughn Duffy from Sonoma County, California. The wine jumps out of the glass with aromas of strawberries and nectarine. The wine's acidity pops on the entry and the texture gathers weight as it lingers on the finish. Flavors of honey crisp apple, fresh basil and watermelon stand out amidst this vibrant and pretty wine.

$20.00

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Santa Barbara

Available Vintages | 2017

2017

Tercero 2017 Carignan at Gold Medal Wine Club

Tercero 2017 Carignan

Carignane is a lesser-known Rhone varietal that originated in Spain and was traditionally used as a blending variety due to its naturally higher acidity and tannins. Carignane is commonly partnered with wines such as Grenache and Syrah, but Tercero Wines has crafted a beautiful single varietal bottling that shows off the varietal's incredible earthy and rustic nature. The nose offers notes of wild

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Alexander Valley

Available Vintages | 2017

2017

Broc Cellars 2017 Alexander Valley Carignan - Red Wine at Wine.com

Broc Cellars 2017 Alexander Valley Carignan - Red Wine

Red Wine by Broc Cellars from Central Coast, California. This wine shows the amazing depth of flavor from these rugged, ancient vines. Blend: 85% Carignan, 10% Alicante, 4% Zinfandel, 1% Palomino

$29.99

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