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There we were. Once again, several of us were just sitting around the general store in Central Florida waiting for the stagecoach to come in with the latest wine shipment. I had seen the April 2013 Food & Wine magazine with Ray Isle’s article about Italian wine values. (It came in on the last . . . → Read More: Italian Value Wine
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Always keeping an eye out for good cheap wine, extensive field research – yeah, tasting wine – has yielded 3 red wine bargains for you to look for. These are 3 nice red wines that are priced very well. And one is a 2011 from California, so there were some good wines from that . . . → Read More: More Red Wine Values
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Wine value is a relative term. It all depends on how much money you have and how important wine is to you. In most wine publications, wine value is something that is good and is priced under $20 to $25. Personally, I happen to believe you can find value for less than that. . . . → Read More: What Are The Best Wine Values of 2012?
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In our constant quest for good wines cheap, the crack research staff (me) at Avoid Bad Wine found some gems. To be prcise, the gems showed up in my email inbox. A top-notch wine shop near my house (great job, Roger, Stephanie & Tish) had a tasting of 5 wines from Tilia in the Mendoza region of Argentina. According to the wholesaler’s rep, Tilia is a 2nd label from Catena, a high end producer of wines in Argentina. . . . → Read More: Tilia – Top Value Wine From Argentina
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Much of the best wine from Washington comes from the Columbia Valley AVA – American Viticultural Area. It is a huge area that runs from central Washington east toward Idaho at Lewiston and west along the Columbia River (Oregon border) to Columbia Gorge. . . . → Read More: Great Wine Values From Washington State
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In a recent issue of The Wine Spectator Magazine value wines were featured. Let’s take a look at where in the world the wine values are. . . . → Read More: Wine Values?

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