Ali8885
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$65 for $20. Pinot noir. So delicious and drinkable. See why it's worth 65
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$15ish vs $28. French and American oak. Light/med body. Smooth finish. Easy drinking. Light tannins. Would buy again
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Miraval Provence Wine
$22 worth it. Dry but not bone dry. Delicious. Reminiscent of 3 euro Parisian rose.
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Rully Louis Latour Wine
Oaky. Better w food
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Carpineto Dogajolo Toscano 2012
Italian rose about $13, dry, lighter, good apertif and w food, not the best nor the worst
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Bron & Ruseval Sangiovese-cabernet Celli
$19.99 norm $40.00 , driest Meyer, close to heavy
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Londer Vineyards Pinot Noir Paraboll
$18.99 reg $48.. Similar one a little cheaper without paraboll on label .. Easy to drink, light bodied, smooth tannins
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Rully Louis Latour 2010
$17.99 regularly $30 (I think) dry full bodied, aciditic, good w food
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Chateau Saint Pierre Tradition 2012
$14.99
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Old Vine Red Lot Number 58
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Fess Parker Viognier 2009
$13.99 Slightly sweet. Medium bodied. Decent amount of oak. Better with food than alone.
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Commanderie De La Bargemone 2012
$14.99 ... Light medium bodied, slightly sweeter than I prefer...
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Terlato Syrah Dry Creek Valley 2008
$14.99 usually 48
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Saxon Brown Semillon 2009
$16.99 normally 30. Listed as dry, definitely not. It's sweet and creamy. Meant for dessert, no more than a glass!