Nitty Gritty Wines

Napa Valley Red Blend

8.740 ratings
7.91 pro ratings
Napa Valley, 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
Justin Pierce

I grabbed this in my mad dash through Kroger. In short, I would do it again.

I grabbed this in my mad dash through Kroger. In short, I would do it again.

1 person found it helpfulMar 25th, 2014
Matt Young

Not a terrible wine just not great. Very light and had a strange bite on the end, kind of acidic all around, just not that good.

Not a terrible wine just not great. Very light and had a strange bite on the end, kind of acidic all around, just not that good.

Jul 25th, 2013
Adam Reinhard

Really rich without being unbalanced

Really rich without being unbalanced

Apr 29th, 2018
Cory Shively

Mmmmm good!!!

Mmmmm good!!!

Aug 8th, 2017
keenweezy14 .

Good fruity initial taste. Very light finish.

Good fruity initial taste. Very light finish.

Feb 20th, 2016
Alyssa Reynolds

Berry, full bodied, light finish

Berry, full bodied, light finish

Dec 17th, 2015
Sharona

Nitty Gritty

Nitty Gritty

Nov 26th, 2015
Jay Svoboda

This is a nice, little wine. I'll admit to being annoyed by the so-called clever verbiage on the back of the bottle that finishes: "Add fudge brownies. Done." Ummm probably not. Unless we're talking some dark DARK chocolate fudge brownies you probably just messed up your palette. The wine by itself, though, quite pleasing. The retail price of around $30 is a bit much, but I picked up this bottle for around $10 and that's a bargain. Black earth, plums and currants, maybe a touch of cedar as well. The tannins are smooth, with just a bit of grip. Black and red fruit on the palette with a bit of menthol and subtle earth (oaky finish to follow). It's not huge Napa, but it would still pair well with a steak, while still being light enough to drink by itself.

This is a nice, little wine. I'll admit to being annoyed by the so-called clever verbiage on the back of the bottle that finishes: "Add fudge brownies. Done." Ummm probably not. Unless we're talking some dark DARK chocolate fudge brownies you probably just messed up your palette. The wine by itself, though, quite pleasing. The retail price of around $30 is a bit much, but I picked up this bottle for around $10 and that's a bargain. Black earth, plums and currants, maybe a touch of cedar as well. The tannins are smooth, with just a bit of grip. Black and red fruit on the palette with a bit of menthol and subtle earth (oaky finish to follow). It's not huge Napa, but it would still pair well with a steak, while still being light enough to drink by itself.

Oct 3rd, 2015
Kerry McMahon

2011

Sep 20th, 2015
Robert Chaiken

Good wine for a good price.

Good wine for a good price.

Apr 13th, 2015