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1924 Limited Edition Double Black Red Wine Blend

Gnarly Head Wines

Red wine | Lodi, California

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Red wine
15 %
14.08 USD
18°C / 64°F
Allspice, Chocolate, Dark, Marshmallow, Plum

Description

Step back in time with the 1924 Limited Edition Double Black Red Wine Blend, a daring tribute to the rebellious spirit of the Prohibition Era. Hailing from the sun-drenched, sandy soils of Lodi, California—an area legendary for producing concentrated, full-flavored grapes—this wine captures the intensity of an age where bold winemaking was a craft practiced in the shadows.

This 'Double Black' release is crafted from a sophisticated, multi-varietal blend that includes Zinfandel, Merlot, Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Petite Sirah. The result is a profoundly rich, inky-hued wine that demands attention. On the nose, it offers an alluring bouquet of ripe blackberry, mocha, and smooth caramel, perfectly balanced by hints of vanilla and aromatic spice. The palate is equally expressive, delivering a concentrated core of plum and dark chocolate, accented by unique notes of toasted marshmallow and warming allspice. With a full-bodied frame and soft, velvety tannins, this wine provides a seamless, luxurious mouthfeel that is both powerful and approachable.

This wine is the quintessential companion for hearty, soul-satisfying cuisine. Its bold character makes it a natural partner for charred bacon cheeseburgers, spicy sausage gumbo, or slow-cooked pork ribs slathered in tangy, smoky barbecue sauce. Whether you are hosting a backyard cookout or enjoying a quiet evening in, the 1924 Double Black brings a touch of defiant elegance to your table. It is more than just a wine; it is an experience for those who appreciate a bold, unapologetic red that delivers depth, structure, and intense, lasting flavor in every glass.

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