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Over on BusinessWeekOnline, uber winegeek Robert Parker picks ten wines that are all under $10, some as low as five bucks. So if you're looking for something that won't break the bank, but still have high scores on the tasting scale, here are his choices:
- Vina Antigua Tinto 2005 - Argentina, 86 points, $5
- Bodegas Nekeas 2005 - Vega Sindoa Rosé - Spain, 88 points, $6
- Bodegas Borsao 2003 Borsao - Spain, 87 points, $7
- Bodegas y Vinedos del Jalon 2005 Viña Alarba - Spain, 89 points $7
- Stella Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2005 - Italy, 87 points, $8
- Oxford Landing 2005 Chardonnay - Australia, 87 points, $9
- Domaine de la Petite Cassagne 2005 Costières de Nîmes - France, 88 points, $9
- 2004 Cheeky Chick Pecker's Blend - Australia, 86 points, $10
- Vinos Torremoron 2004 Torremoron Tinto - Spain, 88 points, $10
- Telmo Rodríguez 2004 Rueda Basa Blanco - Spain, 87 points, $10
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8-25-2006 @9:28AM sharon said... I plan on tasting the Montepulciano. It doesn't surprise me that no CA wines made the list. I find them to be too strong in alcoholic taste for my liking. It's my understanding that longer growing seasons = more sugar in the grape = more alcohol in the wine. Wine is so subjective, we like what we like!
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8-25-2006 @9:59PM S said... Do not automatically malign all wines with a screw cap. Some really interesting ones are being produced that are lovely, defintely cost over $10, and get extremely high ratings in various wine publications. I'd take a gorgeous screw-capped Austrialian or Spanish red any day over some awful American corked varieties.
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8-25-2006 @10:08PM Texas Blows said... Missouri? Texas? Really? OK, Michigan, sure, I'll skeptically accept, but if anyone who lives outside of Missouri has ever purchased a decent wine from there, I'd love to hear about it...
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