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.

Is Troublemaker red blend sweet or dry?

If you're throwing a party, Troublemaker is a crowd-pleaser with rich blackberry and dried cherry flavors, sweet vanilla aromas, and a spicy dry finish. This wine is a little hot, 14.5% alcohol, but I liked it, particularly because you can find it locally for under $15 a bottle.

What does Troublemaker wine taste like?

The Troublemaker blend is an opaque deep purple color with powerful aromas of ripe cherry, dried plum and savory sage. The palate entry is somewhat of a surprise as the finesse of black current, hints of sweet oak and espresso lead into luxuriously soft yet firm tannins that linger through the mid-palate and beyond.