Five Great Halloween Wines

Tip 1

Vampire Wines: The grapes for Vampire wines were originally grown in Transylvania, giving the wine its name. Choose from a variety including Chardonnay, Merlot, Syrah and Pinot Noir.

Tip 2

Poizin Zinfandel: This wine from the Arminda Winery comes in a box shaped as a coffin.

Tip 3

Casillero del Diablo: The name of this wine translates to Cellar of the Devil, perfect for a Haunted Tasting Party! Look at the selection in the Casillero del Diablo, which includes good food pairings too!

Tip 4

Owen Roe Sinister Hand: A Rhone-style blend from Washington state with a label label features a ghoulish-looking hand. Have a look at Owen Roe's website for all the sinster selections.

Tip 5

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