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Is it true that sometimes the cheaper wines are better than the more expensive ones which might be more processed?
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Better wine is in the taste of the beholder, so to speak. But there are millions of wine consumers who would absolutely say there are cheaper wines that are better than more expensive ones. And many wine aficionados will agree. To get reliable, up to date info, start regularly reading wine magazines such as:
www.WineSpectator.com
www.FoodAndWine.com
www.qrw.com
And, if you want to make some comparisons for yourself, I suggest comparing Charles Shaw wines (affectionately known as Two-Buck-Chuck because it only costs $2 per bottle) to any $10 to $15 dollar bottle of wine and decide for yourself.
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www.WineSpectator.com
www.FoodAndWine.com
www.qrw.com
And, if you want to make some comparisons for yourself, I suggest comparing Charles Shaw wines (affectionately known as Two-Buck-Chuck because it only costs $2 per bottle) to any $10 to $15 dollar bottle of wine and decide for yourself.
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