WINES OF LOW COST AND GOOD QUALITY FOR THE HOLIDAYS
At this time of the year, there are many expenses, and people who like wine could use this list of the top 20 cheap wines of 2015 for less than $15 Dlls:
WHITE WINES:
Monte Xanic Chenin Colombard 2013 Valley of Guadalupe $10.6
Marqués de Riscal white 2013 DO Rueda $10.6
Cune Monopole 2013 DO Ca. Rioja $7.87
Santa Rita Sauvignon blanc 2013 Valle Central $9.09
Shank Albariño 2013 DO Rias Baixas $11.51
Alamos Chardonnay 2013 Mendoza $10.3
PATA Negra Verdejo 2013 DO wheel $6.06
ROSÉ WINES:
Rosado Silos 2014 DO Ribera del Duero $13.6
Emina Rose 2014 DO Cigales $11.21
RED WINES:
Luis Cañas Crianza 2011 DO Ca.Rioja $235
La Vieille Ferme 2013 AOC Ventoux $14.24
LA Cetto Nebbiolo Rva. Privada 2011 Guadalupe Valley $12.12
PATA Negra Tempranillo 2012 DO Valdepeñas $4.84
Ochoa 2012 DO Navarra $7.87
Segura Viudas Viña Heredad 2003 DO Penedès $7.57
Castillo de Liria 2013 DO Valencia $50
El Vínculo 2009 Crianza DO La Mancha $3.03
Viñas del Vero Luces 2012 DO Somontano $6.06
Mouton-Cadet 2011 AOC Bordeaux $10.6
Fetzer Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 $11.81
Of the white wines, Chenin Colombard from Monte Xanic is one of my favorites because is clean and crystal clear, with a greenish hue and yellow lime. It is a sweet wine with a fresh acidity and light alcohol.
The Marqués de Riscal white, of Verdejo grape, is a bright wine, yellow straw, refreshing and balanced, which has won many awards.
The Monopole of CVNE is elaborated from the year 1915. It is serving its 100 years of existence. It is a young, dry, fresh and fruity wine that stands out for its pleasant and intense scent featuring fruits such as white currant, Green Apple, pear and pineapple and banana notes.
Among the rose I recommend the rose of Silos, born of vines that reach up to age 75, with a vivacity and a fragrance that stand out by themselves. Its appearance is clean and bright with intense aromas of wild berries.
Among the red wines Luis Cañas Crianza, Rioja wine that is made from the Tempranillo (95%) and Garnacha (5%) stands out for its quality/price ratio.
The grapes used for Luis Cañas Crianza comes from vineyards of an average of 30 years of age.
Red wine La Vieille Ferme is a wine that seems modest but which has very good balance between its components. A well-made wine, without pretense, but of excellent invoice; both Robert Parker as Wine Spectator or Decanter, have classified it with an averages of 88 points for more than twenty years. Unanimously recognized as one of the best relationships of money-quality that exists in the world!
The Mouton-Cadet was born in 1932, when baron Philippe de Rothschild decided that the harvest of that year had no standards of Mouton Rothschild. He created the mark Mouton Cadet as a second wine of the House, a good low–cost Bordeaux wine.
I believe that with these suggestions you can take good wine at this Christmas time, without spending a lot of money… cheers!
Top 20 cheap wines of 2015