What’s a good $50ish Cab or red blend with broad appeal?
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Anonymous
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To take to a dinner party? Something I can get at Total Wine.
TIA. |
Anonymous
| Prisoner |
Anonymous
| Caymus |
Anonymous
| OP here. Thanks! Caymus is good, Prisoner looks good too! |
Anonymous
| We really like the Quilt wines, they’re in that price point, and available at Total wine. |
Anonymous
| Many of the Orin Swift are good too - Machete, Abstract |
Anonymous
| Flowers pinot |
Anonymous
| Duckhorn Merlot, stags leap, Austin Hope cab are some other options. Caymus and prisoner are good too. |
Anonymous
Orin Swift 8 Years in the Dessert is good for that price point. |
Anonymous
| Find a Paul Hobbs. He is a great guy and a great winemaker. |
Anonymous
| Not a cab, but we like Belle Glos Pinot Noir. It also has a cool looking bottle so makes a nice gift. |
Anonymous
| Does Total Wine only sell American wines? |
Anonymous
NO |
Anonymous
Total Wine carries a substantial number of wines from international producers but the selection will depend on which location you visit. If you’re in Virginia go to the McLean store as it’s a flagship. |
Anonymous
| Whitehall Lane Cab. Right around 50 and consistently good. |