Red Wine

Reds from the classic regions of Europe and the best of the New World, for every night of the week.

2024 Bodegas Cepa 21 Ribera del Duero HITO – £21.95
2023 Corte Giara La Groletta Ripasso della Valpolicella – £22.96
2021 Chateau Senejac, Haut-Medoc – £25.00
2019 San Marzano Anniversario 62 Primitivo Riserva – £32.50
2021 Raul Perez Ultreia Saint Jacques Bierzo – £22.45
2020 Il Debbio Cabernet Franc – £36.95
2020 Tinto Pesquera Reserva Ribera del Duero – £45.00
2019 San Marzano Sessantanni Old Vines Primitivo – £29.99
2023 Famille Guibert Combe Calcaire Rouge – £16.96
2022 Louis Cheze Caroline Saint-Joseph – £31.96
2021 Chateau Beaumont – £21.95
2021 Chateau Puech-Haut Tete de Belier – £32.50
2021 Chateau Puech-Haut Prestige Rouge – £22.96
2024 Louis Cheze Syrahvissante Collines Rhodaniennes – £16.96
2019 Domaine le Sang des Cailloux Cuvee Oumage – £47.95
2022 Aalto Tinto Ribera del Duero – £55.00
2018 Chateau Mauvesin Barton, Moulis en Medoc – £26.95
2016 Morlanda Priorat Crianza – £35.35
2020 Les 4 Pierres Cabernet Sauvignon – £7.96
2021 Cruz de Alba Ribera del Duero Crianza – £19.96
2019 Aresti Trisquel Series Altitud Merlot – £16.96
2021 Viento Sur Malbec – £11.86
2021 Spier Seaward Cabernet Sauvignon – £16.96
2017 Chateau du Perier Cru Bourgeois – £16.25
2018 Chateau Marjosse Cuvee Les Truffiers – £29.15
2019 Orube Rioja Seleccion de Familia – £28.66
2024 Il Faggio Montepulciano d'Abruzzo – £14.45
2021 Marques de Murrieta Rioja Reserva – £31.50
2023 Louis Cheze Caroline Prestige Saint-Joseph – £31.96
2022 Domaine Lafarge Vial Fleurie Clos Vernay Organic – £39.95
2021 Chateau La Tuilerie du Puy Cuvee Tradition Bordeaux Superieur – £17.99
2024 Luigi Bosca Malbec – £19.99
2021 Niepoort Lagar de Baixo – £29.99
2023 Domaine du Changeon Les Compagnons – £19.96
2022 Louis Latour Valmoissine Pinot Noir – £25.00
2023 Bodega Garzón Tannat – £23.99

Red wine gets its colour, and its grip, from the grape skins. How long the juice spends on them, along with the grape and the climate, decides whether you end up with something light and juicy or dark, structured and built to age.

If you like soft and fruity, start with New Zealand Pinot Noir, Grenache or Côtes du Rhône. For something richer, try Argentine Malbec, Australian Shiraz or Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon. And if you’re after age and complexity, look at Rioja Reserva and Gran Reserva, Ribera del Duero, Bordeaux and Burgundy. Filter by country, grape or price, or browse our food pairing collections to find the right red for dinner.