It’s the second week of the month, so as promised, this week’s
favorite thing will feature a wine I particularly enjoy. This month (because it’s
October, of course) I’m going to feature Bogle’s red wine blend, Phantom.
I was introduced to this wine about eight years ago, and
although I don’t come across it as often as I used to, I buy it when I see it.
Bogle is a Northern California vineyard that produces and
widely distributes all kinds of varietals from light whites to heavy red
zinfandels. For a label that mass produces, Bogle’s wines are really quite
tasty. For a table wine, I often buy their Old Vine Zinfandel, but I really
love this one:
If you appreciate fruit-forward wine with flavors of rich
berries and cherries with a little pepper and a lingering finish, this wine may satisfy your palate. Aged 24 months in American oak, this blend of Petite Sirah, Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon,
and Mourvedre is ruby red in color—beautiful to behold and taste.
Happy Friday everyone!
