don't know the exact blend but it's lots of Mourvedre with some Grenache and Cinsault in there. 2007 Mas de Gourgonnier Les Baux de Provence , $14, Michael Skurnik Wines. It is very young wines of Cinsault, Grenache, and Mourvedre from the back garden of Antoine Pouponneau's garden (he makes Bandol at Tour du Bon). Aren't they? MORE >>

From the Chateauneuf-du-Pape appellation of the Rhone Valley, France, made from a blend of 50% Grenache, 20% Syrah, 20% Mourvedre and 10% Cinsault. Deep ruby in color, on the nose red cherries, leather and funk, and animal notes. Dry with medium acidity and tannins and supported by flavors of red fruits, pepper and sour cherry. MORE >>

Picking a wine that will work with a turkey dinner can be tricky, here are six Rosés that will do the job without overpowering the dish: Carpineto Rosato 2007 Bouquet: floral characteristics, particularly rose, acacia and grape flowers; fruity fragrances like apple, currant and sour cherry are evident. MORE >>

This wine turned out to be absolutely excellent, as good as any Bandol rosé I've had this year, including the phenomenal 2007 Terrebrune. Anyway.Pibarnon's rosé is 50% each of Mourv è dre and Cinsault, and it is a beautiful deep orange, with vibrant and spicy aromas of peaches. have to keep things simple. Now, what about wine? MORE >>

Here are two such wines: 2007 Commanderie de Peyrassol La Croix Vin de Pays de Méditerraneé , $11, Rosenthal Imports. There is about 35% Grenache, some Syrah, probably some Cabernet Sauvignon, and perhaps some Cinsault. There are excellent wines at the $15-$20 mark also, but they are harder to come by. love this wine! reasonable 13.5% MORE >>