What was the most popular red wine in 2024?

When it comes to standout reds, 2024 has been a remarkable year for wine lovers. From easy-drinking blends to coveted vintages, our customers have been snapping up cases of the best red wines from Bordeaux and Napa, making these iconic regions the highlight of the year.

At Wally’s, we’re proud to offer an unparalleled selection of the best red wines from Bordeaux, Napa, and beyond — perfect for both seasoned collectors and those discovering the beauty of great red wine for the first time. Our customers’ impeccable taste has guided this year’s best-sellers, showcasing the most-loved bottles of Bordeaux and Napa reds that define excellence, plus more great bottles from Italy and France. 

If you’re searching for the top Bordeaux or Napa wines to elevate your celebrations or enrich your cellar, look no further. We’ve curated a list of the hottest and most popular reds wines of 2024 — a reflection of the year’s top picks. 

Explore our list of the most-loved bottles of Bordeaux, Napa and beyond that have delighted enthusiasts and collectors alike. Whether you’re toasting to a special moment or simply savoring the finest, these top red wine picks are guaranteed to impress.

Top 10 Best-Selling Red Wines 

2022 Domaine Paul Autard Côtes du Rhône ($20)

This beautifully balanced Rhône blend of Grenache and Syrah offers lush raspberry and cherry notes with hints of black pepper and licorice, showcasing a complexity reminiscent of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. With its silky texture and versatility, it’s perfect for both casual and fine dining occasions.

2019 Maison Petit Fleur, Pauillac ($25)

This Pauillac offers a quintessential Left Bank experience with layers of cassis, graphite, and tobacco. Crafted with finesse, it provides excellent value for fans of Cabernet-dominant Bordeaux wines.

2016 Château Haut d'Auriolle, Bordeaux ($30)

This Bordeaux offers impressive structured tannins and deep cassis and blackberry flavors, offering a classic Médoc-like profile at a remarkable value. Perfect for aging or immediate enjoyment, it delivers quintessential Bordeaux character.

2016 Château Reignac Grand Vin, Bordeaux Supérieur ($35)

A stunning Bordeaux Supérieur that rivals classified growths, this wine offers rich notes of dark fruit, cedar, and subtle spice. Its standout structure and depth make it a remarkable choice for both seasoned connoisseurs and those exploring Bordeaux.

2021 Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon, Paso Robles ($35)

Known for their commitment to quality, Ridge crafts this Cabernet with lush black cherry, cassis, and hints of dark chocolate and spice. The winery’s meticulous winemaking shines through in every sip.

2021 Fattoria dei Barbi Rosso di Montalcino ($35)

This vibrant Rosso di Montalcino bursts with red cherry and violet aromas, expressing the charm of Tuscany’s Sangiovese grape. Its lively acidity and refined tannins make it a superb pairing for Italian cuisine.

2021 Faiveley Bourgogne Rouge Pinot Noir ($38)

From one of Burgundy's iconic producers, this Pinot Noir offers an impressive delicate red fruit profile and subtle earthy undertones. A testament to Faiveley's expertise, it’s an excellent introduction to the region’s finesse.

2021 André Brunel 'Les Cailloux' Châteauneuf-du-Pape ($60)

A classic from a revered estate, this Châteauneuf-du-Pape delivers power and elegance with opulent black fruit, spice, and herbal notes. It’s a luxurious Rhône wine, perfect for aging or enjoying now.

2016 Château Plince, Pomerol ($65)

A merlot-driven delight, this Pomerol features plush plum and truffle notes, with a velvety texture and long finish. It showcases the essence of Pomerol’s elegance and charm, and the careful winemaking makes this vintage a delight for collectors. 

2021 Kosta Browne Pinot Noir, Sta. Rita Hills ($115)

A world-class Pinot Noir with vibrant red fruit, floral aromatics, and silky tannins, this wine showcases Sta. Rita Hills' unique cool-climate terroir. Its meticulous vineyard selection paired with balance and complexity make it a collector’s favorite.