Ghostly Pines

It's the last Wines-day of October!  To celebrate Halloween, the wine that was to be had was Ghost Pines, a Red Blend (of course) .
On the back of the bottle reads the tale at how the name came about:  In 1964 the Martini family bought 178 acres in easter hills of Napa Valley.  The land was developed the land into a vineyard.   The name of the vineyard came from the grey pines, which at dusk, appear to hover, with a ghostlike appearance throughout the coastal valleys.  
The grapes come from multiple counties; 41% Sonoma County, 37% Lake County, and 22% Napa County.
Ok, Ok so it isn't some haunted vineyard, or scary tale, but the name is a perfect to celebrate Halloween.
Let's get down to the taste.  I have to say it is simply awesome, one of the smoothest wines I have had.  It is a blend of primarily Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Merlot, Petit Sirah and Primitivo.  Layers of blackberry, blueberry, and brown spice.  
It is a GREAT way to celebrate Halloween as you pass out candy to the trick or treaters!  Price, it was about $22.49 at a local grocery store, and of course cheaper if bought online.  A nice sipping wine to pair with your red meat, chocolate, or by its self to enjoy.
This is the last Wines-day post for a few weeks!  Although I have been enjoying my Tuesday evening glass to sample, I am focusing on my diet and workouts.  It was time to switch my workouts up for a month, and it doesn't include alcohol.  Wines-day will make it's way back for the holidays!!
Raise your wine glass up, and toast to wonderful family, and friends!
Cheers!
Stay as Fabulous as you are!
Emma xoxo