Your current fav $10 and under white & red?

[RS_Beck]

2010 Delhommeau muscadet Harmonie $13.

2009 Patient Cottat Vin de Pays du Val de Loire Le Grand Caillou (Sauvignon Blanc) $12

Okay, I cheated a bit.

[robert_korenberg]

J. Bookwalter Subplot No. 25 red wine NV (oops, $12.99, but worth the three extra bucks)

[Sean_Connor]

The Borsao Garnacha for about $8, the Sebastiani Sonoma Chard for about $10.

[Dale_Williams]

My answers to this haven’t changed much in last few years
'Red : Iche (d’Oupia) Heretiques
White Pepiere Muscadet

On mass production scale both the white and red La Vieille Ferme are good for under $8

[Charlie_Rogers]

2009 Castle Rock Pinot Noir Monterey County from Costco. lotta bottle variation…2-3 bottles have been 3x their price good while 2-3 have been meh, and right in their price range.

[Bud_Carey]

I, too, am a Columbia Crest Grand Estates fan!!

[Arv_R]

@Nate Simon

Red: Bogle Petit is tough to beat.

Had a bottle of the 2014 Bogle over the last few nights. This Petit Sirah didn’t seem as good as they have been in the past. I wonder if they are making a lot more then they have in the past, and if something has gotten lost.

[M_McCombs]

I actually like the cheaper Bogle wines better than their $16 Phantom. The one Phantom I had was all oak and then more oak.

[Nathan_Smyth]

@M McCombs

I actually like the cheaper Bogle wines better than their $16 Phantom. The one Phantom I had was all oak and then more oak.

What species of fish are you holding in your arms there?

[Michael_Martin]

The $9.99 '13 Sonoma Cab from Costco/Kirkland is halfway decent. The '14 Seaside Pinot from New Zealand also sold at Costco for $9.99 is also worth trying.

[Dav_d_Parta_n]

White: Mont Gravet Cotes de Gascogne French Colombard. Not a clue for a red at retail?

[Joe_S]

Sorry, but if I am going sub $10, I usually pick beer instead.
My go to is Unibroue La Fin du Monde.
Life is too short to drink “okay” wine.
Sorry I could not help.

[Michael_Martin]

@Joe S.

Sorry, but if I am going sub $10, I usually pick beer instead.
My go to is Unibroue La Fin du Monde.
Life is too short to drink “okay” wine.
Sorry I could not help.

But you had to post anyway, just to thumb your nose and all.
There’s a beer thread you know.

[L_J_McLeod]

Choello Franchai

[Marc_Frontario]

@craig v

For me…

Red - 2009 Faustino Rioja Faustino VII - Dusty tanins, red fruit, leather and mineral. A delicate pretty little red that drinks like $30 + Burg in many respects.

White - Joel Gott Chardonnay - unoaked with just a bit more body and fruit then many of my goto Macon at the same price.

Faustino is a budget fav at our crib…solid drink

[Marc_Frontario]

@geoffpm

Red - 2009 The Wolftrap - South Africa, Rhone blend - chuggable and fresh fruit

white -2010 Cote Est France/Perpignon - grenache blanc, chardonnay, marsanne - almost tastes like it has viognier, overall peaches and bright fruit with good acidity

Older wolftrap were fantastic for the tariff…newer vintages do not seem as strong

[John_Glas]

Dr. Loosen Dr. L is the best white on the planet for under $10. Never had a bad vintage. Reds vary greatly.

[Joe_S]

@Michael Martin

@Joe S.

Sorry, but if I am going sub $10, I usually pick beer instead.
My go to is Unibroue La Fin du Monde.
Life is too short to drink “okay” wine.
Sorry I could not help.

But you had to post anyway, just to thumb your nose and all.
There’s a beer thread you know.

I know - I suck. But I’ve always sucked so thats how it goes.

I actually do like Kung-Fu girl but I think it is $13 so it does not fit here either.

[Scott_Watkins]

The Royal Old Vine Chenin Blanc South Africa, really nice wine, melon pears nice acidity and crisp. $8.99

[IlkkaL]

I do not really drink wine at this price point but Clos des Briords (or Les Gras Moutons) has to be the one at under 10 euros. Of course it gets a bit more expensive when it arrives in the U.S.