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Mixed Varietals

Mixed Varietals is not a specific grape variety, but rather a term used to describe wines made from multiple grape varieties that are blended together after separate vinification. Unlike field blends where grapes are co-fermented, mixed varietal wines allow winemakers to have precise control over the final blend, combining the strengths of different varieties. These wines can be found worldwide and range from everyday table wines to prestigious offerings like Bordeaux blends or GSM (Grenache-Syrah-Mourvèdre) blends.

Primary Regions
Bordeaux, Tuscany, Rioja, Côtes du Rhône, California
Wines Available
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Mixed Varietals Wines

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Cocchi Americano Bianco

Cocchi Americano Bianco is a historic aromatized aperitif wine produced in Asti since 1891. Made from a Moscato base wine infused with herbs, spices, and cinchona bark (which provides quinine), it's known for its bittersweet complexity.

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Cocchi Vermouth di Torino 'Extra Dry'

Cocchi Vermouth di Torino Extra Dry is a premium Italian vermouth made in Piedmont following traditional methods. It's crafted from a base of white wines infused with a proprietary blend of herbs, spices, and botanicals including wormwood, creating a sophisticated aperitif with balanced dryness and subtle sweetness.

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Cocchi Vermouth di Torino 'Storico'

Cocchi Vermouth di Torino 'Storico' is an authentic sweet vermouth produced in Turin, Piedmont following a historical recipe from 1891. This aromatized fortified wine is crafted with a Moscato base and infused with a variety of botanicals including cinchona bark, rhubarb, and citrus, resulting in a perfect balance of sweetness and bitterness.

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Grape Abduction Piquette

Grape Abduction Company

For those unfamiliar with the piquette style, consider this your delightful introduction to wine's funky little cousin. Piquette is made by rehydrating already-pressed grape pomace and fermenting the resulting liquid – essentially giving those grapes a second life and creating a low-alcohol, slightly sparkling beverage that ancient vineyard workers used to enjoy. Grape Abduction's version is as fun as its name suggests – light, refreshing, and dangerously easy to drink. At just 7% ABV, it's perfect for day drinking without the accompanying day nap. This is the wine equivalent of that quirky friend who shows up to the party with an unusual board game that ends up being the highlight of the evening – unexpected, a bit different, but absolutely worth getting to know.