11 Spicy New World Reds

Distinctive wines that offer good value and great alternatives to your usual red
Posted: May 31, 2002

Shiraz, as Syrah is called in Australia, has helped to put that country on the map for wine lovers. Zinfandel, grown almost exclusively in California, has carved out a role as the Golden State's unique contribution to the world of wine.

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