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Red wine is what is commonly known as a cultural asset. Buy the greatest red wines at VINELLO.

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Red wine is the most beautiful "color" in the world!

Long story short: Red wine tastes - We think so too.

Each bottle handpicked by our accomplished sommeliers.

Finest red wines from Italy, France, Spain, Argentina, Australia, Germany and all the rest of the world.

Red wine for every budget, every taste, everyone.

Red wine for special occasions: So always.

A delicious red wine is always a suitable component of festive meals, illustrious circles of friends, cozy evenings.

With a tasteful red wine you duly enhance any occasion. Make every occasion a pleasure. Unite not only your body and mind, but also those close to you. A good red wine promotes warm comfort and it tastes good anyway.

Decelerate the world around you, find details, recognize values, feel joy of life. With every breath - with every sip of the red grape juice. Together with friends, as a couple or alone. A glass of red wine is the perfect companion for special moments. It is not an addition, it is a part of it. Whether it's a holiday or everyday - wine is faithful, wine is yours, wine is what you make of it. Whether at the winery, at the winemaker or drunk at home. 

Quite my red wine taste

The taste of a red wine is usually dominated by cherry and wild berries, refined with notes of spices, plums, tobacco, vanilla or chocolate, among others. Red wines range from fruity light to powerful strong. The range of aromas and flavors is almost endless. At VINELLO you can find all red flavors:

  • dry
  • semi-dry
  • sweet
  • sweet

Venture on a journey through the vast expanses of top wines from numerous red grape varieties, countries and wineries. From the great Chateau to the small Tenuta. Take advantage of our sommelier advice. Our experienced and hard-drinking sommeliers will find the right red for you. Buy your red wine cheap, online and directly from the wine connoisseur.

Origin of red wine

Beginning between the Euphrates and Tigris rivers, red wine developed into a worldwide commodity for gourmets and fun-loving people. No wonder the Greeks learned from the Persians, the Romans from the Greeks, and everyone from the Romans. Today, red wine can be found almost everywhere. In different types, colors and tastes. But always excellent to enjoy.

Well-known red wine countries are:

  • France,
  • Italy,
  • Spain,
  • Germany,
  • Argentina,
  • Australia,
  • Chile,
  • South Africa
  • and Portugal.

But the list goes on. With partly exotic wine-growing nations. Who would have thought that Brazil, China or Canada have vines?

When it comes to the actual origin of wine, today's major wine nations of the world play no role. In Georgia, between the Black Sea and the Caucasus, the beginning of the cultivated cultivation of grapevines is assumed. Why not try a wine from the country of origin of viticulture for a change? Buy wine with history.

Known red wine grape varieties

  • Primitivo - Quite complex

The Primitivo red wine eked out an existence for a long time as a color-giving blending component in cuvées. Since the rise of Zinfandel, the American name for the Primitivo grape, the red wine from southern Italy has become one of the most popular wines of all. The relatively high sugar and alcohol content make dry Primitivo an epicurean treat for the palate. Enjoy top sellers like the Sessantanni Primitivo di Manduria.

  • Merlot - From the heart of viticulture

Anyone who knows Bordeaux red wine also knows Merlot. The grape's intense red, velvety smooth body and supple taste make Merlot a favorite of many French people. In the country of origin of the grape variety, the red wine enjoys high prestige and is largely responsible for the famous wines from Bordeaux. An elite predicate for a French red wine.

  • Montepulciano - Alla salute!

The grape variety from Montepulciano in the Abruzzo region is of a powerful and fruity nature. The aromas of wild berries, plums and vanilla characterize the delicious wine that has already captivated all of central Italy. However, do not succumb to the risk of confusion with the wine Montepulciano from the village of the same name in Tuscany. Also delicious - but just not a grape variety.

  • Pinot Noir - Noble Grape

Pinot Noir red wine, also called Pinot Noir, is considered one of the finest wines of our time. Its cultivation, due to the high vulnerability of the vines, is extremely difficult and laborious. However, the result is worth the effort. The enticing red of Pinot Noir wine lures with soft tannins and a bouquet of cherries, plums, blackberries and strawberries. A grape variety of exquisite taste.

  • Zweigelt - Is worth it

The Blaue Zweigelt takes its name from Friedrich Zweigelt and has taken Austria by storm. The sour aroma of cherries and wood makes the taste of Zweigelt red wine unique. Even outside the Alpine republic, Zweigelt is gaining a steadily growing following. It simply goes well with a cozy snack.

Most popular red wine grape varieties

  1. Cabernet Sauvignon
  2. Merlot
  3. Syrah
  4. Primitivo
  5. Tempranillo
  6. Dornfelder

In total we have red wines from 147 grape varieties.

Red wine food recommendation

A nice red wine, a rich meal, but do they actually go together? "Red wine with red meat" is always true. To be a little more precise:

  • Light-bodied red wines like St. Laurent, Pinot Noir, Gamay or Zweigelt go well with roasted vegetables, starchy foods, poultry and cured or smoked meats.
  • Medium-bodied red wines such as Merlot, Sangiovese or Grenache are also served with beef and game.
  • Full-bodied wines such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz and especially Malbec even take on strong dishes such as grilled meats and hot and spicy foods.
  • Lovely and sweet red wine or even dessert wine go very well with desserts, but know how to surprise with smoked meat.

VINELLO tip: Food and wines from the same region almost always go together.

Menschen trinken Rotwein

Tips for the optimal enjoyment of red wine

Enjoying wine is not difficult. However, helping a red wine reach its absolute peak requires a few tricks. Help yourself to our FAQ for helpful information.

Buy red wine online at VINELLO

We at VINELLO wine mail order guarantee you all the usual advantages of a store purchase and some more.

An extensive assortment of thousands of good red wines. Whether bestsellers or rarities, cheap wines or precious quality drops, small or large wineries, insider tips or world famous wines.

Things to know about Red wine
Well tempered - At what temperature to drink a red wine?
Light wines taste best at 10-16 degrees Celsius. Heavy red wines are enjoyed at a drinking temperature of 16-18 degrees Celsius. If the red wine is too warm, the alcohol taste comes to the fore. If it is too cold, it prevents the bouquet from developing.
Wine storage - How to store red wines?
Store cool, dark and horizontal, without large fluctuations in temperature at about 12-14 ° C.Pay attention to the respective wine descriptions in our wine online store.
Wait and drink wine - How long must good red wine breathe?
Allow wines such as Shiraz, Malbec and Primitivo some time to develop. A young Pinot Noir already comes into contact with enough oxygen when poured. With old wines, try a sip first after opening. Then decide whether to decant the wine. If you notice tartar in a red wine, decant it and enjoy early rather than late.
Closure - How long does an open bottle of red wine keep?
What to do when the bottle is full but the pleasure is over? Fumble the cork into the bottle with the red-colored end first and put it in the refrigerator. Here the wine will keep for about 3 days. The less air in the bottle, the better. Therefore, either pour into a small container or use a wine pump.
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