The magic soils of Spain's Camp de Borja have done it again in this lip-smacking, Grenache-based red. We're always amazed when we taste a delicious wine and find out the bottle sells for a song. Boasting more gutsy dark fruit and texture than the Monte Arcos, the Aletta could hold its own in a flight of pricy Côtes du Rhônes and would certainly stand up to the occasional Vacqueyras. A solid choice for entertaining large groups at your next grill-side get-together, the Aletta is sure to please with its aromas and flavors of dark cherry, resinous herb, and cocoa. Match this medium- to full-bodied wine with your favorite BBQ, jamòn Iberico, or a spit-roasted chicken.