
Terre di Bo Barolo Nebbiolo
Nebbiolo · Piedmont
Reds with a verified professional score of 90 or more. See the publication and excerpt on each product page.
173 wines in stock · $3.99 – $346.99

Nebbiolo · Piedmont

Cabernet Sauvignon · California, Sonoma

Red Blend · California

Syrah-led red blend · Western Cape / Swartland

Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon blend · Tuscany

Cabernet Sauvignon-led Bordeaux blend · California, Napa Valley

Sangiovese Grosso · Tuscany

Sangiovese blend · Tuscany

Pinot Noir · California, Central Coast

Cabernet Sauvignon · California
Pinot Noir · California, Sonoma County

Cabernet Sauvignon · California, North Coast

Corvina-based blend · Veneto

Sangiovese · Tuscany

Cabernet Sauvignon · California, Central Coast

Red Blend · California
Pinot Noir · California, Santa Barbara County

Merlot · California, Napa Valley

Pinot Noir · California, Sonoma County

Pinot Noir · California, Central Coast, Monterey County

Red Blend · California
Sangiovese · Marche

Red Blend · California

Corvina-based red blend · Veneto
Verified scores from the publication named on each bottle.
Savings are calculated from the compare-at price recorded for each bottle.
Critics reward concentration, balance and typicity, so highly rated reds tend to be the fuller, more structured examples of their grape: Cabernet with real tannin, Malbec with depth, Pinot Noir with perfume and length. They usually repay a little air — decant for twenty to thirty minutes — and pair with the heartier end of the menu.
Critics score the most reds in the high 80s and low 90s from California Cabernet and Zinfandel, Washington Cabernet and Merlot, Argentine Malbec, Spanish Tempranillo and southern Italian blends — which is also where the value is. A 90-point red from any of those places at an everyday price is the sweet spot of this page.