Sun 21 Feb, 2010 02:29 am
Talus Merlot, Lodi Calf 2007
@Amigo,
Two Buck Chuck
That's Charles Shaw Winery available only at Trader Joe's. It's up to three bucks, now.
@roger,
We buy it buy the case buddy. It used to be better.
roger wrote:
Two Buck Chuck
That's Charles Shaw Winery available only at Trader Joe's. It's up to three bucks, now.
@dadpad,
I listened to that whole song. I gonna check some other **** out on that same page
Is bearfoot good. It used to be. It's cheap.
@roger,
It also depends where you live - in Mass it costs $3 something because of our taxes. It may still $2 in some states depending on the taxes - not sure though.
Good cheap wine
14 hands cabernet 8.99$
@Linkat,
I think it's still two buck in California.
@roger,
Manischewitz ~ cherry wine. $8 (verra big bottle)
I think it's kosher, too...
@Rockhead,
Rockhead wrote:
Manischewitz ~ cherry wine. $8 (verra big bottle)
I think it's kosher, too...
You drink this stuff by the glass?
@Amigo,
I don't drink.
but it has one of those cool stars on the label, it's gotta be good.
(hebrew penalties for false advertising are fierce)
Wishing tree Unoaked Chardonnay
"Kesar Kasturi" is the best and the cheapest brand name of the wine. But it is a local brand, which is popular only in India.
@Amigo,
You can find great under $20 Pinot Noir from the Languedoc-Roussillon region in France, the Patagonia region in Argentina and from Chile. Occasionally a great sub-$20 Pinot Noir will pop up from Central Otago, New Zealand.
@Amigo,
I used to drink Vella cabernet sauvignon in a 5 litre box for about $15. The price can't be beat, it's an excellent wine, and being sealed in a bag it lasts forever.
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