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About Petit Verdot Red Wine Petit Verdot is a red Bordeaux variety, one of five permitted in a Bordeaux classified wine. It is almost never seen as a stand-alone variety in this region, instead it is a blending component, used primarily to add color to the wine. Top Picks for Petit Verdot $180 Jarvis 2015 Petit Verdot A complex, sun-drenched Petit Verdot with world-class intensity and structure; a bold and beautiful red. Awards: 2021 Best Red Wine $180 » Read Full Review $60 Corner 103 2018 Petit Verdot A commanding, pure and instantly appealing Petite Verdot. $60 » Read Full Review $45 Clovis Point 2019 Petit Verdot A deep, nuanced wine that will benefit with a little time, but is drinking with old world oak tones even now. $45 » Read Full Review $35 Oak Farm Vineyards 2018 Estate Grown Petit Verdot An enormous Petit Verdot with jump-from-the-glass ripe fruit aromas; an easy-to-love inky red for lovers of the boldest wines. $35 » Read Full Review $195 Jarvis 2016 Estate Petit Verdot An inky, fruity wine for rich steaks. $195 » Read Full Review $30 Ospreys Dominion Vineyards 2014 Reserve Petit Verdot A chewy, but distinctive Petit Verdot from Long Island with tons of style. $30 » Read Full Review $49 Williamsburg Winery 2017 Reserve Petit Verdot A funky Virginia Petit Verdot with old world vibes. $49 » Read Full Review $100 DH Lescombes 2013 Petit Verdot A distinctively herbal, balanced and intriguing Petite Verdot that could pair quite well with Mediterranean cuisines. $100 » Read Full Review $33 Siegel 2017 Los Lingues Single Vineyard Petit Verdot A bold, very Chilean expression of Petit Verdot for the richest meals. $33 » Read Full Review $30 Palmaris 2016 Reserve Petite Verdot A chewy, high-acid red that will work well with rich meals. $30 » Read Full Review