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19 Crimes Red Blends

Australian red blends with a mugshot on every cork.

18 bottles Same-day or next-day LI delivery Wine shipping where legal
The story

The story behind 19 Crimes

19 Crimes launched in 2012 out of Treasury Wine Estates in Melbourne, built on a simple hook: each bottle carries a convict portrait and a story. The foundational reds are South Eastern Australian table wines, while the Cali series pulls fruit from California. The conceit is marketing, but the liquid is honest everyday red, ripe and generous, priced for a Tuesday.

We have poured these across the counter for years, and the reaction is consistent. People come for the label and come back for the value. The Red Blend and The Banished carry the load, the Cabernet in the big 1.5L format does the party work, and the Shiraz holds its own against anything at the price.

The lineup

Explore the 19 Crimes range

A tight lineup of South Eastern Australian and California reds, most in the ten dollar range, plus a rose and a few whites for the crowd that splits.

ExpressionTypeProof / ABVTasting notes
19 Crimes Red Blend 750mLRed BlendNot statedRipe dark fruit, soft tannin, easy finish
19 Crimes The Banished Red 750mLRed BlendNot statedPlush berry, vanilla oak, rounded mouthfeel
19 Crimes The Uprising Red 750mLRed BlendNot statedJammy plum, cocoa, warm spice
19 Crimes Shiraz 750mLShirazNot statedBlackberry, pepper, smoky edge
19 Crimes Cabernet Sauvignon 1.5LCabernet SauvignonNot statedCassis, cedar, firm finish, party format
19 Crimes Cali Rose 750mLRoseNot statedStrawberry, melon, crisp dry finish
Buying guidance

Which 19 Crimes is right for you?

The pricing is the argument. 19 Crimes Cali Rose sits at $7.99, the Shiraz at $8.99, and the core Red Blend lands at $9.99. Step up to the Cali Smooth Red at $10.99 if you want a softer, rounder pour. The Cabernet Sauvignon 1.5L at $16.99 is the smart buy for a crowd, roughly two bottles of wine in one. Buy 19 Crimes online or walk in and pull it off the shelf. Nothing here needs a decanter or a special night.

The Weeknight Red Drinker19 Crimes Red Blend 750mL

Soft, ripe and $9.99, so opening a bottle on a Tuesday costs nothing.

The Party Host19 Crimes Cabernet Sauvignon 1.5L

One big bottle, $16.99, pours for a table without a second trip.

The Warm Weather Sipper19 Crimes Cali Rose 750mL

Dry, cold and $7.99, it handles a backyard afternoon without fuss.

Make the most of it

19 Crimes cocktails and pairings

These are grill and takeout wines. Keep the reds near charred meat and tomato, the rose near anything cold.
Good to know

19 Crimes questions, answered

Is 19 Crimes wine sweet or dry?
19 Crimes red blends are dry, though the ripe Australian fruit reads round and soft rather than austere. Expect dark berry and vanilla oak instead of sugar. The Cali Smooth Red leans softer still, which is why it suits drinkers moving over from sweeter styles.
Who owns 19 Crimes wine?
Treasury Wine Estates owns 19 Crimes. The Melbourne based company created and launched the brand in 2012, and the foundational reds are South Eastern Australian table wines while the Cali series is sourced from California.
What is the story behind 19 Crimes?
Each label carries a portrait of a British convict transported to Australia, and the brand takes its name from the crimes that earned that sentence. It is storytelling built on real penal history, applied to a modern wine label.
How should I serve 19 Crimes red blend?
Serve 19 Crimes Red Blend slightly below room temperature, around 60 to 65 degrees, in a standard red glass. It needs no decanting. Pair it with grilled meat, burgers or tomato sauce, and refrigerate the rose before pouring.
Does Long Island Wine deliver 19 Crimes?
Yes. We offer same-day or next-day delivery across Nassau and Suffolk, free curbside pickup in Commack, and free local delivery on orders over $250. Wine ships to the states where it is legal, confirmed at checkout. Must be 21 or older.
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