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Field Recordings Fiction Red Blend

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$17.51 $23.99 In stock

Category: Red Blends

Field Recordings Fiction Red Blend is a red wine from Paso Robles, California. This bottling is described as full-bodied and fruit-forward, with jammy fruit, spicy black pepper, and hints of tobacco and licorice.

  • Red blend from Paso Robles, California
  • Full-bodied and fruit-forward
  • Tasting notes of jammy fruit, spicy black pepper, tobacco, and licorice
  • Brand: The Wine Bros
  • Listed under Red Blends and tagged with Pinot Noir
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth L. ★★★★★

Opened this last night with some spicy pasta and the jammy fruit really balanced out the heat. Full-bodied enough to stand up to the meal without being too heavy. Already thinking about grabbing another bottle.

Victoria ★★★★★

The black pepper and tobacco notes really come through on the finish, and it paired perfectly with a spicy pasta dish. I was surprised how smooth it was for being so full-bodied.

Henry ★★★★★

Opened this with dinner and the jammy fruit hit right away, while the tobacco note lingered nicely on the finish. It’s full-bodied enough to stand up to grilled steak, but not so heavy that a second glass feels like a chore.