Smoked oak flavour that blends into a spicy, smooth fruity plum and cherry flavour. Probably not as good as the dark red version being lighter bodied. Hints of vanilla and chocolate. Great with red meat dishes or steaks. ASDA Extra Special Selection Cabernet Sauvignon

Subtle taste. Sweet and fruity blend of caramel, plum, chocolate flavours Hardys Crest Cabernet Shiraz MerlotThis is a quarter sized bottle of the above. ASDA wines cabernet chauvignon Apothic and McQuigan Apothic Cabernet Sauvignon Flavoursome, full bodied wine and smooth from the wine region of South Australia. This is strong. Full bodied and strong aroma. Diablo Dark Red

There is a vast selection of red wine types, from big and bold, to elegant and dry, or sweet and simple every day wines. A lot depends on where the grapes are from and how they are produced, but the grape variety plays the most important part. Most red wine varietals grow best in warmer climates, where they can ripen fully before harvesting.

Aromas of smoked oak barrel. Tastes of plum, smoky oak and vanilla. Full bodied flavour. Drink with beef and roast potatoes. Echo Falls Merlot Very fruity taste and aroma but not sweet, dark red, dry and full bodied. Taste great with meat. Strong, fruity, a little sour. Not be to everyone’s taste. Some may find it bitter or sour. Mild and tasty wine with ripe fruit flavours of raspberry, cherry and plums. Smokey oak. Drink with red meat dishes, italian foods or spicy dishes. The Wine List Merlot