Charles & Charles Double Trouble Red 750 Ml
CHARLES & CHARLES DOUBLE TROUBLE RED is a Washington red blend with 13.50% ABV, featuring notes of black currant and dark fruit in a 750 ml bottle.
Description
From the vineyards of Washington in the United States comes CHARLES & CHARLES DOUBLE TROUBLE RED, a red wine that captures the spirit of its namesake historic Post No. 35 building. This 750 ml bottle, with its 13.50% ABV and approachable $20.19 price, invites you into a world of expressive depth right from the first pour.
Picture the vivid intensity of its dark blue-purple shade, signaling the richness within. The blend masterfully unites 60% Cabernet Sauvignon for backbone and black currant notes alongside 40% Syrah contributing layers of dark fruit and spice. Lift the glass to encounter swirling scents of cocoa mingling with coffee, tobacco weaving through sweet black cherry, licorice hints amid underbrush, gravel earthiness, and abundant cassis.
On the tongue, it unfolds with purpose. Firm tannins provide a structured frame, balanced by an overall softness that keeps every sip inviting. Echoes of plum and tar emerge, touched by orange rind brightness and raspberry vibrancy. A fresh lift cuts through, promising enjoyment now and in the years ahead. Wine Enthusiast awarded it 89 points, marking it a Best Buy for its consistent pleasure.
Whether you seek a standout for dinner gatherings or a reliable go-to for solo evenings, this Washington red blend delivers originality without pretense. Its true character shines through, bold yet approachable, making it easy to reach for again. Pop the cork, give it a brief swirl in the glass, and let the double trouble of flavor pull you in. At this value, stocking up feels like a smart move for any wine lover exploring bold American reds.
CHARLES & CHARLES DOUBLE TROUBLE RED stands as a testament to thoughtful blending, where every element harmonizes to create something memorable. Secure your bottle today and experience the allure of this Cabernet Sauvignon-Syrah fusion from the Pacific Northwest.