While the name Côtes du Rhône seems to suggest one wine or wine type, there is a wide range of Côtes du Rhône wines—in terms of style, color and geographic location.

You may think of it as a reliable weeknight red, but thanks to some very prestigious Rhône Valley producers, Côtes du Rhône is taking its place at the dinner-party table.

France's famed Côtes du Rhône region makes distinctive red wines primarily from Grenache grapes. These warming reds are crowd-pleasing and a great, affordable wine buy.

The E Guigal Cotes du Rhone Red has an SRP of $18 and is available for as low as $13 including at many Costco locations for $12.99. It is imported by Vintus LLC and 4.5 million bottles were produced.

The Rhône valley has been on a hot streak since 2003. Some years have been better than others, but since a dismal 2002 (rain through most of the growing season), there hasn't been a bad year for ...

A rediscovery of white and rosé Côtes du Rhône is also an emerging trend among modern drinkers. In Sablet, these wines slip down the throat with ease alongside a cheese and tomato pizza (100 ...

For easy drinking pleasure coupled with consistent quality and terrific value, it’s hard to beat France’s Côtes-du-Rhône red wine producing region. Delving into wines from recent vintages ...

Cotes du Rhone: The perfect pizza wine, the anti-Cabernet Meet the charming cousin of Syrah and Shiraz: Easygoing, easy drinking, easy to find, and easy on your budget. By Steven Kolpan.

Côtes du Rhône 2019 Poignée de Raisins Domaine Gramenon (Biodynamic) 14%, €26.50. A delicious wine with layers of perfectly ripe fleshy red fruits, perked up by a fine acidity.