Does anyone know of an up-to-date site where it rates "very" moderately priced wines that are fairly/readily available in the U.S. (notably the eastern part).
Thanks. Dee
Does anyone know of an up-to-date site where it rates "very" moderately priced wines that are fairly/readily available in the U.S. (notably the eastern part).
Thanks. Dee
Take a look at Roland Marandino's excellent site
Mark Lipton
What is moderate to you? $10? $20?
Dimitri
You might try this one, which is much less well known than it should be:
pavane
Hello, Dimitri, I'm interested in your reply.
Perhaps you might know what a moderate bottle of wine costs much more than me and can give me some advice on what price is considered to be the price for a moderate bottle of wine.
Here is my criteria: I prefer Italian wines. I like Spanish wines. I like French wines, but I would prefer to stay away from them a while. I don't care for California wines at all. (Lived in California many years)
Here is what I've drunk recently: Bolla (their 3bottles in a box from Costco - Merlot, Pinot Grigio and San Giovese (sp?) Ruffino Chianti ($12 larger bottle) Fabula rossa Mon .75 $10.99
Vecchia Cantina .75 $12.99
Massanera Chianti .75 $13.99
Folio Sangiovese 1.5 $8.99
Margot $17.79 -- not good
Placido $5.79
Costco Yellow Tail $8.79 -AWFUL!
Il Poggio $10.99
Luna big bottle $12.99
Several luna de luna's
$10.99 big bottle - Italian
Farnese
Montepulciano d’Abruzzo
a $10 bottle from Riva de la Garda
probably all on the lesser side of the dollar.
Hope to hear from anyone.
Thanks
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