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Vidal Fleury, Cotes du Rhone ($9.99)
(France)
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Running With Scissors, Cabernet Sauvignon ($8.99-$14.99)
(California)
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Matua Valley, Sauvignon Blanc ($8.99-$11.99)
(New Zealand)
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I also wanted to see if I could discover a wine for under $5 that would be truly tasty. I came across some really promising reviews for this wine, and plan to give it a try soon:
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Rex Goliath, Cabernet Sauvignon ($4.99- $6.99)
(California)
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Do you have any favorite wines that balance value and taste? I would love to hear your suggestions in the comment box below!
Rex Goliath is a really good value, have you tried this one?
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Besides having a scandalous name, it is a very good wine for $12 : ) Thanks for the other suggestions, Masha : )
Thank you for the suggestion, Sarah! I have heard of that one but never tried it; since you've given it your stamp I will put it on my list!
DeleteI love white zinfandel, just whatever brand of it I find at the grocery store. I first decided I loved it when I was drinking it and watching Sense and Sensibility, and I haven't gotten tired of it yet :)
ReplyDeleteHey Clara! Isn't it funny how a pleasant association can carry over and become a real favorite?
DeleteWe love Black Box wine!!
ReplyDeleteColleen! Thanks for commenting! I appreciate the suggestion!
DeleteMary! Try the Kaiken Malbec, it's DElish. Rex Goliath gives me a headache for some reason, but it's decent for a cheap bottle. I like Red Diamond Merlot as well! San Sebastian red wine is my fav lately...it's a Florida winery, I'm not sure how widely available it is outside of FL! :)
ReplyDeleteAnn! I'm so glad to hear from you! Hope all is well! Can't wait to try some of your suggestions!
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