What is your favorite red/white wine?

[Anonymous]

What is your favorite red/white wine that's less than $15 and available at Wegman or Harris Teeter?

[Anonymous]

Sorry, I've never been to a Wegman's or Harris Teeter, but...

Mark West Pinot Noir and Ecco Domani Pinot Grigio

They're pretty widely available so hopefully they're at your stores.

[Anonymous]

Ravenwood Vintner's Blend Zinfandel

Banrock Station Sparkling Chardonney

Whether you can get them at Harris Teeter or Wegmans, but you should be able to find them at a *wine superstore* like one of the Total Wine & More stores, Calvert Woodley or something like that.

[Anonymous]

Blackstone, about 10-12 depending on where you buy it. There are many good red wines under 15. I try to stay in the 9-12 range. I do not drink white. Total wines could help you. Safeway has the best prices on wine of any of the places I have been. Fire fly is great.
Salute.

[Anonymous]

Two Buck Chuck, Charles Shaw at Trader Joes.

[Anonymous]

It's $20 and available at Harris Teeter. Rutherford Hill has a great Chardonnay that I love. I am not a huge chardonnay fan but it is so good!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sorry, I've never been to a Wegman's or Harris Teeter, but...

Mark West Pinot Noir and Ecco Domani Pinot Grigio

They're pretty widely available so hopefully they're at your stores.

I can second the Mark West Pinot- I pay $12 at Whole Foods.

I also love the Coppola Chardonnay- I pay $12 at Costco.

[Anonymous]

I also second the Ravenswood Zinfandel--it's a great everyday wine.

I also treated myself to a set of Tiffany wineglasses (they're not bad--$25 each), which makes any glass of wine fabulous!!

[Anonymous]

Most any pinot noir.

Also a recent favorite, bought at Wegman's for under $15, an Italian dry red called Montepulciano d'Abruzzo. I tried it because, oddly enough, it was kosher for Passover, then kept buying it because it was so easy to drink.

[Anonymous]

I like the pinot grigiot from Bare Foot, sold at Trader Joe's. Surprisingly, it was also listed in the Wall Street Journal wine list recommendations about a month ago. A bottle is about $5-$6.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Two Buck Chuck, Charles Shaw at Trader Joes.

yuk! my in-laws serve this and it gives me a headache! not good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Blackstone, about 10-12 depending on where you buy it. There are many good red wines under 15. I try to stay in the 9-12 range. I do not drink white. Total wines could help you. Safeway has the best prices on wine of any of the places I have been. Fire fly is great.
Salute.

...isn't it "salude" meaning "health"?

[Anonymous]

it is salute, meaning health and also used as the Italian word for "cheers"

[Anonymous]

best cheap is barefoot chardonnay (eternally on sale too)- supermarket wine..

la crema chardonnay is good but can be 18 or so.. hint of vanilla..

[Anonymous]

I don't like pinot noir. so light it does nothing for me (like chianti). I really like ravenwood zinfandel too in that price range. Also I would recommend cline zinfandel. I like zinfandel (red) and merlot and cabernet, syrahs/shiraz (which are the same grape). I haven't found a spanish wine i like. I think california is the best after trying many other countries (again in that price range). Love to hear others recommendations!