Menage a Trois Silk Red Blend California Red Wine

The name gives two words, Silk and red blend, and our evidence can pin down only the second. Red blend names the category, though our evidence does not identify which grapes are inside.

Ratings come first here. 7 shoppers have rated it, averaging 5 out of five, a mark that sits above the 4.71 median of the rated reds we track.

It is reasonable to ask what is on the record behind the brand, and here the record has since filled in.

Price is the last number to settle: across ten stores as of August 12, 2026, it ranged from $10.99 to $15.99. The one name on the record is Trinchero Family Wine and Spirits, which Menage a Trois says owns and operates its website.

Ménage à Trois' own product page, under the name Silk Soft Red Blend, gives the blend and the tasting profile: the winemakers combined Pinot Noir, Malbec and Petite Sirah, aiming, in the producer's words, for a velvety, ultra-smooth wine with supple tannins and a hint of sweet, spicy French and American oak. The producer's tasting notes describe an opening fragrance of dried violets and berries, with cherry and raspberry flavors and touches of rose petal and toasty spice; a retailer selling the same wine adds a bright red ruby color in the glass. The producer's own page also cites a 90-point score, though it does not name the reviewer behind it, and it does not publish an alcohol percentage for this bottling.

Our call: reach for it if a soft, fruit-forward red is what you want; the producer's own notes name Pinot Noir, Malbec and Petite Sirah in the blend and describe cherry, raspberry and rose petal flavors, and the shopper average sits above the middle of the rated reds we cover. Pass if you want the alcohol percentage or a named critic's score before you buy; the producer publishes neither for this bottling, citing only an unattributed 90-point mention.

The Grocery Store Wine Desk · written Aug 17, 2026 from our research file for this wine. Numbers reflect our latest checks.