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Under $10 is very difficult. However, for $15-$30 there are some very decent reds. Difficult to recommend since everyone has their personal taste. Not even a sommelier could recommend a single red that everyone would like.
menage sucks IMO, too sweet and always headachey. not the worst taste but not good
It's all relative. "Good" under ten dollars doesn't exist.
re Al Sherman's comment, i invite many of my wine "expert" friends (these are folks who usually would never even look at a bottle of wine priced less than $20) to an annual cheap wine tasting party. I set the max price and we have a blind tasting. Several self proclaimed experts often never even pick their own wine (after having raved about their favorite and insisted it was the bottle they brought). Actually found some decent cheap wines through that process. The max price is usually from $10 to $12, but we have had some sub-$10 wines win the competition.
It's lots of fun and a great opportunity to abuse your wine snob friends.
CostCo regularly has several 90 and 91 point reds for under $10.
"Great" under $10 does not exist, but "Good" definitely does.
LOL. I'm definitely NOT an expert, self proclaimed or otherwise. I AM a wine snob though. I admit it. Even being a "snob" is relative. If YOU set the max price at 10-12 dollars the test isn't relevant. If however, you set a max price (10-12 dollars) except for me; I would choose MY wine every single time and crush you. Every single time. Speaking of being crushed; when I come for the party can I bring my golf clubs? :wink:
@Lawsteve, I like your cheap wine party idea; I may steal it. :biggrin:
LOL. If I had $10 for every person who said their wine was going to win, I' be able to afford $50 per bottle wines nightly!:biggrin: