Get cosy with autumnal reds at Tesco

With the weather taking a chilly turn, warm up with this gorgeous selection of Autumnal reds from Tesco. The perfect pairing to cosy winter days and get-togethers with friends, there’s something for all tastes and budgets at Tesco. Peter Morrell feels the glow

Tesco Autumn reds

Des Tourelles Claret Bordeaux – £5

This Bordeaux Appellation d’origine contrôlée is produced in France.

Steeped in tradition, Des Tourelles Claret is a medium bodied red wine with flavour of black cherries, plums and savoury spices, the classic flavours of a well rounded Bordeaux. Enjoy with roasted pork or burgers.

Suitable for vegans

Piccodoro Nero D’Avola – £5.75

This Nero d’Avola Sicilia Denominazione Origine Controllata is a wine of Italy

From Nero d’Avola grapes local to the beautiful island of Sicily. Piccodoro is a full bodied wine with bold flavours of dark cherries and a mocha finish. Perfect to enjoy with lamb chops or hearty stews.

Suitable for vegans

Marques de Los Zancos Rioja Crianza – £6.75

The Marqués de los Zancos. Denominación de origen Calificada. Crianza is made in Spain.

Marqués de los Zancos Rioja Crianza is a fruity, medium bodied Rioja aged in barrels for 12 months. Inspired by the traditional Riojan Danza de los Zancos (Stilts dance), with swirls of soft vanilla and a subtle flourish of peppery spice.

Suitable for vegans

Altano Douro Rewilding Edition – £10

The Rewilding Edition was produced from the beautiful mountain vineyards in the Douro to support Rewilding Portugal’s pioneering conservation work. By purchasing this wine you are making a financial contribution to their important nature recovery efforts in northern Portugal.

Rewilding Portugal – Making Europe a Wilder Place
Certified minimum intervention viticulture
Suitable for vegans

Tesco Finest Viña del Cura Rioja Gran Reserva – £12

Viña del Cura Rioja 2015 Denominación de Origen Calificada Gran Reserva, produced in Spain

This intensely concentrated Rioja has been barrel aged in fine oak for a minimum average of 24 months before maturing for a minimum of 36 months in bottle at the Baron de Ley winery. Hand harvested Tempranillo grapes create this premium wine, full of mellow black fruits, hints of vanilla and exotic spice. This rich wine complements hearty meaty dishes, roast lamb, beef or game.

Peter Morrell, Editor comments “I have tried the Viña del Cura Rioja 2015 and it is exceptional. The long barrel and bottle aging has created a wine that has intense dark fruit and spice aromas on the nose. As it moves to the palate the flavours are alive with cherries and plum, oaky vanilla, leather, and chocolate. Very well balanced tannins make the wine ultra smooth in the mouth, and the finish is long and fruity. Enjoy with autumn casseroles, steaks, hearty pastas, and strong cheese.”

Arbousset Lirac – £12

Lirac is a cru from the Southern Rhone Valley in France

The pebbles and sandy soil add exceptional complexity to the wine. This cru produces powerful, full-bodied, fruity wines, with an element of spice.

An impeccably balanced wine, it goes very well with roasted, grilled or simmered red meats, cheeses and chocolate desserts.

Suitable for vegans

Constitution Road Shiraz – £16

Constitution Road, Robertson is where you’ll find our cellar. And much like our country’s progressive constitution, it’s founded on a spirit of generosity and respect like nowhere else. This culture of sharing has given us the insight to call on tradition whilst encouraging our winemakers to explore.

It allows us to honour our diverse heritage and to celebrate the wines we create from this abundant valley.

These principles go into the Shiraz, every sip velvety, vibrant and deeply satisfying. Pair it with a joyous gathering of family and friends as you celebrate abundance.

Robertson Winery No1 Constitution Road Cape of Good Hope

Wine of Robertson, South Africa

Penfolds Shiraz Bin 28 – £30

Penfolds Bin 28 helps define the proven synergy between rich South Australian Shiraz and well-integrated American oak derived from 12 months barrel maturation. It is Penfolds oldest Bin wine. As with all Bin 28 wines, this wine will benefit from careful cellaring. We invite you to explore the Penfolds range and discover a success story more than 175 years old.

Penfolds has long maintained a system of numbered ‘bins’ in the cellars at Magill where the finest wines were stored. The renowned Bin series, first created in 1959, reflects Penfolds meticulous winemaking approach of sourcing the best fruit from premium vineyards, in order to marry both regional and varietal characters to the distinctive Penfolds style.

A wine of South Australia

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