Marietta

Christo Estate Grown Red Blend

8.9116 ratings
8.99 pro ratings
California, USA
Red Blend
Game, Baking Spices, Duck, Goose, Potato, Chili & Hot Spicy, White Rice, Exotic Spices, Pasta, Herbs, Beans & Peas, Onion, Chicken, Pork, Venison, Salami & Prosciutto, Pungent Cheese, Soft Cheese, Mushrooms, Tomato-Based, Turkey, Veal, Hard Cheese
Top Notes For
Andrew Holod

National Sales Grapes of Spain

9.1

Marietta Christo 2019
Syrah Grenache Petit Viognier.
Dark inky purple.
Blackberry, currant, savory, leather, complex, dark and rich. Drier that some recent Rhone wines I've tasted.

Marietta Christo 2019
Syrah Grenache Petit Viognier.
Dark inky purple.
Blackberry, currant, savory, leather, complex, dark and rich. Drier that some recent Rhone wines I've tasted.

Sep 21st, 2022
Stewart Ben

Big wine with that Syrah and petite Syrah taking center stage with jammy fruit forward tastes with a high tannin finish. Not a go to for me as I prefer a lighter touch red but not a bad change of pace for an every once in a while thing. 2015 and I think this has got a lot of years left in it.

Big wine with that Syrah and petite Syrah taking center stage with jammy fruit forward tastes with a high tannin finish. Not a go to for me as I prefer a lighter touch red but not a bad change of pace for an every once in a while thing. 2015 and I think this has got a lot of years left in it.

Mar 6th, 2019
Liz Thach MW

Very unusual blend but surprisingly good. I had it two nights in a row and both times it tasted like velvety dark chocolate, with some complex notes of dried berries and herbs. Made by a small family winery, and it tastes like it was made with love.

Very unusual blend but surprisingly good. I had it two nights in a row and both times it tasted like velvety dark chocolate, with some complex notes of dried berries and herbs. Made by a small family winery, and it tastes like it was made with love.

Dec 10th, 2018
John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

8.6

A bit overripe and non descript. Raspberry/cherry/plum sauce, wet wool, bitter chocolate. Lowered rating next day, tasted like prune juice.

A bit overripe and non descript. Raspberry/cherry/plum sauce, wet wool, bitter chocolate. Lowered rating next day, tasted like prune juice.

Feb 27th, 2018
Eric I
9.1

Better on day 3

Better on day 3

1 person found it helpfulMar 14th, 2022
Doug Griffin

For 25 bucks it delivers the goods

For 25 bucks it delivers the goods

Dec 15th, 2023
Chasidy Kearns

Excellent blend! Deep purple with notes of violet, light savory spices, and berry jam.

Excellent blend! Deep purple with notes of violet, light savory spices, and berry jam.

Sep 16th, 2023
Jenna Whitrock

Very dark color but very mild flavor. Easy to drink

Very dark color but very mild flavor. Easy to drink

Jul 16th, 2023
David Rein

It’s a good wine. Not overly complex or@memorable but Love the heavy bottle. It’s been rated as high as 96 (Parker?) not remotely close to that rating. I would buy it again but it’s not special.

It’s a good wine. Not overly complex or@memorable but Love the heavy bottle. It’s been rated as high as 96 (Parker?) not remotely close to that rating. I would buy it again but it’s not special.

Apr 6th, 2023
Dayna B


Lovely royal purple ink with beguiling aromatics and a pinch of violet. Heavy body with balanced acidity and tannins, lush black currants, raisin, soft leather, and tongue enticing white pepper. Delightfully long finish rivaling the length of an Italian stallion. Perfect for those seeking a well-balanced wine on the drier side to be served with red meats or any savory morcels. Enticing mix of Syrah, Grenache, Petite Sirah, and Viognier.


Lovely royal purple ink with beguiling aromatics and a pinch of violet. Heavy body with balanced acidity and tannins, lush black currants, raisin, soft leather, and tongue enticing white pepper. Delightfully long finish rivaling the length of an Italian stallion. Perfect for those seeking a well-balanced wine on the drier side to be served with red meats or any savory morcels. Enticing mix of Syrah, Grenache, Petite Sirah, and Viognier.

Jan 29th, 2023