If you want to have a red wine instead, Stemmari’s Nero d’Avola ($18) is a delicious cascade of dark berry fruit aromas and salty sea air, an ideal mate for non-sauced barbecue.

Another slightly sweet and tasty find from Trader Joe's for just $5.99, the Epicuro Nero d'Avola from Sicily, Italy. Nero d'Avola from Sicily, Italy. The wine is fermented and matured in stainless ...

A very tasty and unique red blend in the world's heaviest bottle, we review the latest vintage of the Tinazzi No 3 Vinum Italicum Opera Rosso available at Costco. 40% Corvina Veronese from Verona, 30% ...

With its Mediterranean climate and nutrient-rich soil, the unassuming city of Avola is home to a millennia-old almond-growing ...

An absolute classic from the “right bank” of Bordeaux where Merlot dominates but there is a significant amount of Cabernet in ...

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Consider this your go-to list of delicious, great wine at a nice price; wines that deliver amazing taste as well as value, all of them are priced $25 or less (save for two reds that come it at $27) ...

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