Give me your screaming good under $20 red or white every day wine

[James_Wright]

red from the Douro Valley
Quinta do Crasto’s Flor de Crasto
all recent vintages have far, far outperformed the $10/bottle case price

[Brian_S_t_o_t_t_e_r]

2016 Anne Amie Pinot Gris

[David_Bu3ker]

@JulianD

@maureen nelson

Vajra Langhe Rosso

+1

This was going to be the first one I mentioned.

I can still get the Produttori’s Langhe Nebbiolo locally for under $20. Tommaso Bussola Ca’ del Laito (Valpolicela) for under $20 is also very good. One could spend a lot of time trolling the Italian section of a good shop, and drink very well for under $20.

[Robert.A.Jr]

La Rioja Alta Vina Alberdi

In various vintages, such as 2011, this is an excellent quality wine. I actually prefer it to the higher cuvees which have a much more significant signature of American oak. This lower price bottling has less new oak.

[Howard_Cooper]

@maureen nelson

Vajra Langhe Rosso

This.

Also, Charvin Vin du Pays (how much is their Cotes du Rhones these days).

[Brian_G_r_a_f_s_t_r_o_m]

Charvin’s Cotes du Rhone is excellent. It was also closer to $30 than $20 last time I checked, unfortunately; still a worthy buy at that price point, however.

[Brandon_R]

@D@vid Bu3ker

@JulianD

@maureen nelson

Vajra Langhe Rosso

+1

This was going to be the first one I mentioned.

I can still get the Produttori’s Langhe Nebbiolo locally for under $20. Tommaso Bussola Ca’ del Laito (Valpolicela) for under $20 is also very good. One could spend a lot of time trolling the Italian section of a good shop, and drink very well for under $20.

Seeing this locally at $17.99 (it’s the 2014 vintage). I’ve never had it. Still a buy at that price? TIA

[Josh_H]

I think the CVNE crianza is always a really great value for $12

[Bret_D_sk_n]

Echo prior thoughts on the Bastide Miraflors and the La Rioja Alta Vina Alberdi. Also like the Guigal Crozes Hermitage, Casas del Bosque Syrah Gran Reserva and any albarino that I happen to have.

[Mattstolz]

I like the Anne Gros & Jean Paul Tollot wines from Languedoc, and those can be found for sub-20. There was a recent offer through garagiste where they ran like 16 each or something.

@Robert Alfert

With the Total Wine periodic 20% coupon, one can normally get Lanessan for $20. My local TW has 2010 mags at $50, so $40 with coupon. I grabbed the 2009 mags for $40.

do you think youll still spring for this wine as often with the winemaker change?

[Joe_W_i_n_o_g_r_a_d]

Pieropan Soave
Alessandria Pelaverga

[Carter_Y]

Pepiere
Clos de la Roilette

[DougS]

@Carter Y.

Clos de la Roilette

Good call. So good every year, still widely available under $20.

[s.spewock]

Marietta Cellars Old Vine Red
Las Rocas Garnacha
Wolftrap red
Charles & Charles Rose
Geyser Peak Sauvignon Blanc



I know Bedrock Old Vines is $20, but due to lack of wide availability it is not a daily drinker.

[Robert.A.Jr]

@Doug Schulman

@Carter Y.

Clos de la Roilette

Good call. So good every year, still widely available under $20.

I love it too, but the $5 or so premium to get the Cuvee Tardive is worth every penny, so I really do not buy the base wine that much.

[Carter_Y]

@Robert Alfert

@Doug Schulman

@Carter Y.

Clos de la Roilette

Good call. So good every year, still widely available under $20.

I love it too, but the $5 or so premium to get the Cuvee Tardive is worth every penny, so I really do not buy the base wine that much.

Agreed. I was just following the rule of the game. haha

[Nate_Simon]

We’ve really enjoyed Domaine de Montine Côtes du Rhône 2015…at around $14, it scratches that Rhône itch in a very drinkable way.

[Ron_Erickson]

I’m enjoying the 2014 Mondavi Oakville Fume Blanc at the 12.99 price that Costco is selling them at.

[Markus_S]

Ok, nearly anything from Eminence Road.

[Poppy_Davis]

I hear Arbalest is good.