Avaline Organic Red Blend French Red Wine

This bottle is sold as a red blend, and we do not have a specific grape named for it. France is its country of origin. A wine identified only as French can still come from many different growing conditions: France's vineyards stretch across Atlantic, continental, Mediterranean and mountain-influenced settings, and no single growing season fits every one of them. France is a country, not one wine appellation, and French labels may carry a narrower protected name, an AOP or IGP. No narrower name is recorded for this bottle.

The word organic appears in this wine's name. Avaline's own ingredients page states that all of its wines use grapes that are '100 percent certified organic,' the producer's words, grown without synthetic pesticides or herbicides; that claim covers the grapes that go into the wine rather than a separate organic certification for the finished bottle, which our record does not document for this particular wine.

For the maker, Avaline says it was established as a company in 2018 and did not launch its first wines until July 2020.

In our September 2026 checks, the lowest observed price was $17.99 and the highest was $29.99. We do not have a shopper rating for this bottle. Ratings across the rated wines we track run to a median of 4.71 so far, which says nothing about how this particular bottle would land with a taster.

Avaline's own product page names EthicDrinks as the producer and Mickael Alborghetti as winemaker for this Red blend, a third name in our Avaline record alongside Maison Carrel and Ashley Herzberg named on other pages from the same brand; the relationship among the three credits is not resolved. The page lists the wine at 13.5 percent alcohol, describes it as 'light to medium body with hints of cherry and spice,' and calls it 'a beautifully approachable Red blend,' the producer's words. Ingredients are limited to organic grapes, sulfites and yeast, and the specific grape varieties in the blend are still not named on the page.

Our call: this suits a shopper who wants an easy, cherry-and-spice red and values the organic-grape claim the brand documents across its lineup; light on detail as the label is, Avaline names a producer, EthicDrinks, and a winemaker, Mickael Alborghetti, for this exact bottle. Pass if you want the blend's grapes named or one consistent producer story: neither is settled here, our Avaline record has now turned up three different production credits across its wines, and no shopper rating has reached us either.

The Grocery Store Wine Desk · written Sep 16, 2026 from our research file for this wine. Numbers reflect our latest checks.