When I was in graduate school studying Clinical Psychology I happened across a book titled Uncommon Psychiatric Syndromes which included the syndrome Folie à Deux. I was fascinated by the concept and ended up writing a paper on it. When I moved to the Bay Area and discovered the winery Folie à Deux I was compelled to check it out -- the Rorschach-like logo of the dancing inebriated nymphs (you see that too, don't you?) touched my psychological and artistic sensibilities as I am a big fan of the Rorschach inkblot test. So, to compound my obsession, the winery came out with a wine series called Ménage à Trois. Now I would guess most people over 18 know what this French phrase refers to and it is always a treat asking for it in a store. In addition to loving twinship (wonderfully depicted by Diane Arbus and Mary Ellen Marks), I am also into triangulation. So, of course, they produce three varieties: red, white and rose and each one is a blend of three wines. My fave -- the red -- is a blend of Zinfandel, Merlot and Cabernet. Here is how Folie à Deux describes it, "Surrender to the seduction of dark, rich blackberry with a hint of pepper and a lush, lingering finish leaving you wishing for more..."
And this threesome is cheap too!
You can buy it online at the website for $12 a bottle and I have found it for about $11 at Whole Foods in Mill Valley, Andronicos on Shattuck Ave. in Berkeley, and Bi-Rite in San Francisco.