Is troublemaker red wine sweet?

Comprised of varietals that flourish in Paso Robles’ distinct growing region, Troublemaker consists of Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre Zinfandel and Petite Sirah. Sweet and bright red fruit flavors of Grenache blend with the rustic and lively flavors of the Mourvèdre.

Where is troublemaker wine made?

Central Coast, CA- A complex, fruit-forward red wine with rich aromatics that display hints of smoke and violets, bright fruit on the palate and a long finish, Troublemaker shows amazing depth and structure.

What red wine is similar to the prisoner?

If You Like: The Prisoner – $30-$70 A bold blend of reds, Rushrose GSM is 44% Grenache, 44% Syrah, and 12% Mourvedre. Just like The Prisoner wines, it offers a full body and smooth taste. Similar to The Prisoner wines, this red blend offers a complex taste filled with notes of deep flavor like spice and cassis.

What kind of wine is the troublemaker wine?

Abundant aromas of ripe, dark berries, cinnamon, clove, vanilla and a hint of smoke on the nose. Deep purple in colour, rich and bold, with flavours of ripe plum, blackberry, vanilla and sweet spice. Tasted Sept. 2016. If you liked the Troublemaker, you might also like these wines: Top Rated Red Wines Best California Red Wine

Where did Austin Hope make the troublemaker wine?

“Growing up as a Troublemaker in Paso Robles, Austin Hope wanted to create a wine that was inspired by his youth and made from varieties that flourish in the area.” Our Troublemaker vineyards live up to the wine they produce.

Where are the troublemaker vineyards in California located?

Our Troublemaker vineyards live up to the wine they produce. They can be a bit wild and live on the edge; the edge of growing regions, of sub-AVAs and sometimes, civilization, along the Central Coast!

Where did the idea for troublemaker come from?

It was in those days spent in the vineyards, the Paso Robles sun beating down and his hands in the dirt, that Austin found inspiration for his life’s journey. Troublemaker is inspired by those early days of pushing boundaries and finding your path.