I'ts April Fools Day. You don't want to be the fool caught drinking a poor value wine. The most commonly asked question I get is: Are there any good value wines out there? The answer is "yes", literally there are hundreds of them. Be discerning, do a little research, and you should be able to find some wonderful wines.
Here is my "No Fools" list of some great finds:
2009 Cameron Hughes Sauvignon Blank (Leyda Valley) $12
2008 Castle Rock Cabernet Sauvignon (Columbia Valley) $12
2009 Sand Rita Reserva Malbec (Colchagua Valley) $12
2009 Tangley Oaks Pinot Noir (Sonoma Coast) 15
2009 Simonsig Cabernet Sauvignon-Shiraz (Stellenbosch South Africa) $13
2007 Andezen Côtes du Rhône $11
2009 Spellbound Chardonnay (CA) $13
2007 Rolf Binder Retro SS Shiraz Cabernet (Barossa Valley) $15
2009 Josef Chromy Pepik Chardonnay (Tasmania) $20
2008 Fornese Terre di Chieti Sangiovese (Abruzzi Italy) $12
2007 Fess Parker Pinot Noir Ashley's Vineyard (Santa Rita Hills, CA) $50
For more great buys for No Fools:
Wine Enthusiast Best Buy Cheat Sheet, click here:
Best Buy Cheat Sheet - Wine Enthusiast
Thanks, Tricia. You always have great suggestions for those of us that usually just drink moderately priced wines. I have printed the list and will pass it along.
Posted by: Becky | 04/02/2011 at 05:17 AM