Italy underrepresented?
posted at 10/31/2012 4:01 PM EDT

- bebopluvr1
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Some odd and interesting wines tossed in, but at the $15 price point, how about Salice Salentino (Negroamoro) and Aglianico? Nero D'Avola? Lots of wines made from these grapes deliver a lot for $15 or less.
Tough to represent every region, I know ....
Re: Italy underrepresented?
posted at 11/2/2012 10:26 AM EDT

- Robin39
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Don't forget Portugal and Argentina, many nice wines at reasonable prices, especially if you shop around.
Re: Italy underrepresented?
posted at 11/4/2012 7:23 AM EST

- kargiver
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And Chile has some of my favorite whites, too, at great prices (~$10).
Re: Italy underrepresented?
posted at 11/5/2012 10:54 AM EST

- pingo
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Agree with all of you. No need to go for expensive French wines. Even CA makes great wines. I have been to Italy about 7 times, and I never cared for their Chiantis. Too watery for me. I like a wine with some character, and true to this postings, there are many wonderful, low priced wines from all over the word. Cheers!
Re: Italy underrepresented?
posted at 12/8/2012 11:27 AM EST

- Robin39
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I have to say though, I always return to Bolla Soave, a classic standby if you like dry white wine.