... blackberry, boysenberry and black cherry. Oak spice from the French oak adds a racy note...

Indio blue-black in the glass, the no doubt about it aromas and flavors of black fruit such as blackberry, blueberry and black currants join and mingle with cassis and black cherry.

Carignan is one thing, but Carignan on old bush vines in a sandy vineyard that dates back to the 1880’s is really something quite special.

Black fruits dominate this wine, with aromas of blackberries and plum complemented by savory notes of dried herbs.

Truly a mysterious heirloom variety, Charbono hails from the Savoie region of the French Alps where it is nearly extinct. In France, it is known as Douce Noir (Soft Black) and Corbeau Noir (Black Raven) because of its dark color.