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Oct 2010 | | Comments
Whining for Great Wines at a Reasonable Price
My dream bottle of wine costs under $15 but tastes like so much more.
It’s the kind of wine that I won’t hesitate to open, even if it’s just to pour myself a glass before dinner, or share with my husband on a Wednesday night with Sloppy Joes, or to serve to my raucous book club.
And when I find it, I’ll lay in a case or two, because you never know when perfection will surface again. Plus, I love me some case discount.
What’s your favorite relatively inexpensive yet still delicious wine? Please share your finds with Mibs by commenting below, and we’ll pass it along to our readers. Inquiring minds want to know – especially with holiday entertaining around the corner!
About The Author
Julie Chernoff graduated from Yale with a major in English, which she now speaks fluently. A graduate of the California Culinary Academy, Julie has a varied food background, including stints as Asst. Food Editor of Weight Watcher's Magazine; personal chef to Boz Scaggs; manager of Wolfgang Puck's Postrio in SF and Rick Bayless' Frontera Grill/Topolobampo in Chicago; caterer; and cooking teacher to kids and adults alike. She likes to eat.
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