Black cherry, black plum and cassis dark enough to be… well, let’s just say it… black cassis.

What does lift this wine out of the depths of hell is a little spiciness and a great mocha quality that, while certainly dark, has the pep of coffee.

Fables and fairy tales teach about the high price one pays for wicked ways, but this demonic deal will only set you back $10 at the most (often less).

At that price, and with these great flavors, this wine is just too good of a deal to be evil. (OK, seriously… I’ve seen “Mommie Dearest” and I know evil. This ain’t it.)

Cheers,
TSW

Finally! A wine to bring when you win that dream date with Ozzy Osbourne!

Casillero del Diablo in Spanish means “Cellar of the Devil.” There’s a quaint story behind the name that you can read on the bottle’s label when you buy it (oh, and you should), but this is a wicked wine for reasons beyond just the name.

The color is as dark as the Marilyn Manson’s bedroom (I assume) and deeper than any of his music.

The nose and palate have the smokiness of a nice oak cauldron. If you think the fruit is going to add a light-hearted brightness to the potion, you’ve underestimated this potion.