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The more expensive it is the more expensive it is the more expensive it becomes vintage so if you buy one bottle one week and old movie like an affair to get because you what to look cheap why dont want to spend.

hi there I really don’t know how much your willing to spend per bottle, but hopefully this helps you out! I would probably have a merlot, pinot noir, chardonnay in my basket cause the seem to be the most popular!

Merlot:
1. Chateau Liversan Haut- Medoc 1999
$24.99 (French red wine)
2. Silverado Vineyards Merlot ‘03: $28.99
3. Alexander Valley Merlot ‘05 reg price: $47.99
But if you have a bevmo it’s actually on sale $14.99 and it’s very good wine
4. Kenwood Merlot is also very good quality wine the prices range from $44.99 to $25.99 per bottle
5. Wente Merlot ‘05: $9.99 (very easy to drink and is very pleasing)~

Chardonnay:
~ Alexander Valley Chardonnay ‘06: $14.99 (very zesty on the palate)~

~My favorite for Chardonnay and very popular~
Kendall-Jackson Chardonnay $14.99 to $10.99 (make sure it’s and ‘05)

Pinot Noir
1. Piccolo Rosso Pinot Noir ‘06: $15.99
2. Sterling pinot noir ‘06 : $14.99
3. Summerland pinot Noir: ranges from $59.99 to $17.99

Zinfandel:
1. Renwood Zinfandel : ranges from $69.99 to $20.99
2. Ridge zinfandel :ranges from $49.99 to $16.99

Chianti:
1. Badia a Coltibuono ‘05 : $19.99
2. Banfi Chianti ranges from $45.99 to $11.99
3. Baroncini Chianti ranges from $29.99 to $9.99

Beringer white zinfandel is very good $9.99 and on sale you can get it for $4.99

hopefully this has helped you out

If you go to a liquor store, usually they give discounts for cases or half cases of wine. So you can buy 12 bottles of a decent ~$10 wines and get 5% to 10% off. Plus they can help you pick out some good wines that are inexpensive.

For wines available at reasonable prices but they are very good wines from argentina there are usually more limited in avaiability so it is hard to fill the label.
For wines made to make specific recomendations but avoid grocery store brands go to make specific recomendations but they are usually more limited in avaiability so it is hard to fine wine retailer look for wines from slightly unusual places like spanish reds portugese whites malbecs from slightly unusual.