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  1. Anonymous
    November 30, -0001
    12:00 am

    I agree with Chilean red. Chile produced some Cabernet and Malbec are respectable and cellar worthy. I am limited on my exposure on Chilean wine and can not make good suggestion.

    As for Californian and French, I would recommend for you to get some. For Californian, the price has been getting high, but there are still values. I would suggest Robert Mondavi Cab ($22-25), Beringer Knight Valley Cab ($20-25), Rosemblum Syrah/Zinfandel ($20-30), Sterling Napa ($20-25), BV Napa Cab ($20-25) are all fairly good for cellaring at least 5-10 years. For French, you can get lower growth Bordeaux or non-growth Bordeaux (ie Bordeaux superior) that can be age worthy and still in $15-25 range. For example, I have purchased some 2000 Fronsac for about $20, and they are quite respectable.

    As for Italian, Brunello are quite expensive, but you can get some good wine from SuperTuscans. I have bought Lucente (second wine for Luce $80) for under $20. On the other hand, Chianti are not too age worthy, and I have had Chianti going bad after 7-8 years in my collection.

    Also consider Australian red, many of which are not tested on their age-worthiness. Top rated Australian like dArenburg and Grange are well known to be long lasting, but cheaper stuff like Molly Dooker are not necessary able to last for 4-8 years. I am aging some Molly Dooker- both cheaper Sailor ($20) and more expensive Tunnel of Love ($75), but I am not sure if they will last, both due to the quality of wine as well as the screw top.

    Personal suggestion is to spend a bit more – consider $30-40, for better quality wines. It is not worth your time to buy cheaper stuff, keep it for 5-10 years, and then end up being disappointed with the wine going bad. It is even worse if you open that bad wine at a special occasion. Believe me, I have done that too many times

    Cheers and good luck

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  2. Anonymous
    November 30, -0001
    12:00 am

    My husband and I belong to a wine club here in town. When it was our turn for hosting and introducing a new wine, we wanted to show that wine in a box has improved and is very drinkable. So we got a few boxes, put them in a carafe and put them up against $20-25 bottled wines. Even with these wine connoisseurs, the box won every time! When entertaining, we now buy BotaBox or Hardies, place in a carafe, and we all enjoy less expensive good wines, as we all know the bottle and cork are more costly than the actual wine.

    If you actually need a wine bottle, you gotta go for a blend…my favorites are Marquis Phillips or Menage a Trios. The blends get the full body from the Cab, the easy to drink from the Merlot, and the hearty spicy from the Syrah and/or a Pinot Noir has very soft tannins. You get the best of each in the combinations!

    Sorry I am going on and on, I love wines!

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  3. Anonymous
    November 30, -0001
    12:00 am

    The best wine I have found for the money is a Bogle Chardonnay. Very reasonable and very good. Some of the Oregon Pinots are also extremely good values. Don’t be afraid to try a pinot gris as an alternate white or a pinot blanc in the summer.

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  4. Anonymous
    November 30, -0001
    12:00 am

    Lost vineyards (Argentinian) is around $3, Banrock Station for $5, Monkey Bay $5

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  5. Anonymous
    November 30, -0001
    12:00 am

    http://www.winereviewonline.com/
    http://www.wineography.com/ (more interactive and ratings may be based for on the general publics tastes)

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  6. saturn
    December 9, 2005
    6:45 am

    What are the best wines under $30?

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  7. Eat At Joes
    January 9, 2008
    3:25 pm

    What are the best quality wines for under $20?
    I’m trying to find some good quality wines priced under $20. Which ones do you like and why?

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  8. Katherine M
    March 9, 2008
    8:44 am

    What is the best source for wine reviews, especially wines under $20?

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  9. David L
    May 7, 2008
    1:28 pm

    Best wines under $5?
    I have a big bbq I am going to and I need to bring a lot of wine. The thing is that I am on a budget and I need to get said wine for $5 or less per bottle.

    Anything that does not taste like vinegar in this price range? lol

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  10. James M
    July 11, 2008
    5:43 pm

    What are the best wines under twenty dollars to cellar?
    I’m looking to buy some wines for my cellar and I want to know what are some good bargain buys, particularly reds.

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