What's your favorite inexpensive wine?

[nerfherder]

I find you can get good, cheap Pinot Grigio.

 

[awayfarer]

It did seem like a lot for Ripple...

Actually, I have a barter deal worked out with a friend who owns a nearby liquor store. I trade him meter-free parking for booze (roughly 4 cases of wine a year). I just hadn't collected in quite a while. So it was pretty much free!*

* minus the cost of snowblowing my driveway so that he can park, which is kind of a pain. But it all works out.

Nice. Now if only there were cheese retailer nearby that needed something.

 

[Piratecat]

I tried to get the local butcher to rent the other space.

 

[kenobi65]

I tried to get the local butcher to rent the other space.

What you really need is for there to be a local exotic dancer in need of parking.

 

[megamania]

"daddy- are we almost there? I'm hungry."



oh wine...not whine..... my bad

 

[megamania]

What you really need is for there to be a local exotic dancer in need of parking.

food, sex.... how about a game store owner?

 

[jeff37923]

Sheffield Tawny Port.

I'm a sucker for a good port and this one is nice and inexpensive at about $5 for a 750 mL bottle.

 

[Varianor Abroad]

Piccini Chianti, retailing at about $6.99-$7.99 a bottle, for a vin ordinaire or vino di tavolo

Rex Goliath, 48 Pound Rooster - used to be $7.99 a bottle and has shot up by $1-2 ever since folks found it tasty.

Trumpeter Malbec from Chile, umm $8.99?

Monte Campo Montepulcian D'Abruzzo, going for $6.99 a bottle here in CT.

To name a few.

 

[Gilladian]

Messina Hof makes an excellent Port, but its over the price limit (about $24 for the barrel reserve). They also make a good Rhiesling - a very nice dessert wine. I've never liked red wines, so I can't comment on that side of the spectrum.

And since we only live about a hundred miles from the winery, a trip down there once a year is a nice excuse to dine in their very fine restaurant.

 

[werk]

Stump Jump!

It's kinda sweet, but I like it for some reason.