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Good news forwine lovers-August 28th is the National Day of Red Wine. The holidays are essentially an excuse to come together with friends and treat yourself with a high quality glass (or two!).

But let's go out and say it: wine shopping can be very confusing. It is difficult to identify which red wines on the shelf will taste great and which ones will, well, well,Let yourself be disappointed. So, to help you lock the best red wine, we asked two sommeliers to give tips on how to choose the right bottle.

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"Roady Toty, fresh and fruity is a sign of a good wine, but the addition of layers of secondary and tertiary notes is what kick,"Brianne Cohen, a certified sommelier based on Los Angeles, and a wine publisher and writer, saysEat this, not that! "So, things like spice notes (black pepper and cinnamon) and the theory - these complex notes allow me to know that I have a great red wine in my glass."

Of course, unlike, say, asoft drinkMade in an installation that retains each bottle uniform, the wines are unique. Each wine carries its place of origin and its history.

"A large red wine will always have character and individuality. This reflects the place of the year and the year it was made," saysAmanda McCrossinAuthorized sommelier and host of theUnfiltered wine access Podcast. "It is because something extra-this charisma and character, as in people - who separates the good from the big."

The palace of everyone is different and the only "perfect wine" is the wine that concludes your taste buds. Nevertheless, there are bottles more likely to be pleasant to the crowd than others. If you do not know where to start, here are five wines recommended by experts that you can buy in honor of the national holidays.

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"This wine is a ton of fun and perfect if you are looking for something interesting and different," says Cohen. "Although it's a natural wine, it always tastes like wine and not sour beer or kombucha!"

It recommends serving this wine - which comes from a shop and a family cellar in Paso Robles, California - slightly cooled, adding that it is a very drinkable option.

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Living in Napa Valley, McCrossin is partial at Cabernet Sauvignon in the region. She likes itWell balanced, simple vineyard "Classic, elegant style" classic, elegant, "as well as its deep flavor. The brand was founded by Chris Phelps, which has been winemaker in Napa Valley since the early 1980s, working with the best wineries for decades.

If you want to choose a wine with a beautiful story, Cohen recommends this little Sirah, the flagship product of the Winery family estate of Madrigal.

"The family of Madrigal has been one of the first Mexican families, if not the first, to settle in Napa Valley in the 1930s. They have grown in Napa for nearly 100 years," she explains. "In the 90's, they decided to do their own wine."

She describes this wine as "deep, dark and covering", adding that his great flavor would be well with the lamb or chocolate soufflé.

As you can say by the first three selections, high quality wines can be quite expensive. Cohen recommendsThis inexpensive bottle Sardinia, Italy, which released notes of purple, balsamic and wild herbs. For a coupling of food, she suggests going with asteak salad.

McCrossin has recently understood in a category of wine from Australia called "red registered".

"Essentially, they are light red wines that are generally lower alcohol, are made in a more minimalist and minimalist natural style, do not see a lot of oak treatment and are served blocked," she declared. "A kind of white wine that was happening in red!"

It recommends this bottle of the Adelaide hills in South Australia, adding that it is actually "totally incasible".

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