Posts Tagged ‘California’
Oct
Three Grocery Store Reds Under $15 – Two Winners and One Loser
by Phil in Cabernet Sauvignon, Red, Winners, Winners and Losers
With the arrival of cooler fall weather our tastes our definitely shifting towards reds. And with the holidays around the core now is a great time to flesh out the wine collection before all the guests arrive. We’ve reviewed three cabernets over the last few weeks and found two that definitely deserve your attention and one you should avoid. They’re all available at your local grocery store (ours came from Vons aka Safeway) and all are under $15. Read the rest of this entry »
Jun
Review: Roederer Estate Brut Champagne
by Phil in Champagne/Sparkling, White, Winners, Winners and Losers
Do you usually drink Cristal Champagne but darn it the grocery store doesn’t carry it? Never fear! Both Costco and Vons currently have the excellent Roederer Estate Brut Champagne (technically, a sparkling wine) which is made by the same family that makes Cristal. And although the price Read the rest of this entry »
Jun
Review: Dry Creek Vineyard Fume Blanc – Buy It!
by Phil in Sauvignon Blanc, White, Winners, Winners and Losers
Warning this wine could cause relationship issues! Read on for details, but first a quick tangent: A couple of years ago we were out to dinner with some friends and our waitress recommended a wine to us. Very excited about the wine, the waitress came back seconds after pouring it asking how we liked it. Someone mumbled something about it and the waitress said Read the rest of this entry »
May
Review: Gloria Ferrer Sonoma Brut Champagne – Buy It!
by Phil in Champagne/Sparkling, White, Winners, Winners and Losers
Mmmm, my taste buds are watering just thinking about Gloria Ferrer champagne. It’s one of our all time favorite grocery store finds (and occasionally makes an appearance at Costco). Always under $20 and we’ve snagged it on sale at Vons for under $15. It’s a delicious sparkling wine which is such a good deal we have no qualms breaking it out for even the most minor celebrations. Listed below are four of the reasons we’ve used to break out the bubbly Read the rest of this entry »
