The story behind Magia
Magia is a Cabernet label we have carried long enough to know how it behaves on the shelf and at the table. The wines are built in the straightforward New World Cabernet style: dark fruit, a firm but forgiving tannin frame, and enough structure to stand up to grilled meat without demanding a decade in the cellar. The Grand Reserve and the standard Cabernet Sauvignon sit side by side in our racks, and the Carmenere rounds out the line for anyone who wants the greener, earthier edge that grape brings.
We do not have a verified estate history or founding date for Magia to hand you, and we will not invent one. What we can tell you is what we taste and sell: dependable Cabernet at a price that keeps it in the weekly rotation rather than the special occasion bin. That is the honest case for the brand, and it is the one we make at the counter.
Explore the Magia range
Three Magia reds on our shelves, two in stock today, all priced for a weeknight pour rather than a celebration.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Magia Cabernet Grand Res 750mL | Cabernet | Darker fruit, softer oak edge, the fuller of the two in stock | |
| Magia Cabernet Sauvignon 750mL | Cabernet Sauvignon | Straightforward dark cherry and cassis, firm tannin, food friendly | |
| Magia Carmenere 750mL | Carmenere | Green herb and dark plum, earthy finish, currently out of stock |
Which Magia is right for you?
Magia sits in the value tier of our Cabernet wall, and the pricing reflects it. The Grand Reserve is $12.99, the Cabernet Sauvignon $15.99, and the Carmenere $16.99 when it is on the shelf. That spread is small enough that you can buy two and compare them over the same steak. At these prices the case discount math works in your favor, and the Grand Reserve is the one we hand to customers who want a house red without a conversation.
Cheap enough to open on a Tuesday, big enough for burgers and ribs.
Classic cassis and tannin profile, no surprises, dependable with roast beef.
Wants the herbal, earthy side of the family and will wait for restock.
Magia cocktails and pairings
Magia Cabernet wants fat and char. Think grilled steak, lamb, or a hard cheese board.