Tasting 12 RED Wines UNDER $25 from around the WORLD!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ธ.ค. 2023
- Do you want value-for-money red wines? Check out 12 different bottles in this video.
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🥂 Wines featured in this episode:
Sant’ Antonio Nanfré Valpolicella 2020 click.linksynergy.com/deeplin...
Union Sacré Pinot Noir 2022 click.linksynergy.com/deeplin...
Stoller Willamette Valley Pinot Noir 2022 click.linksynergy.com/deeplin...
Noelia Ricci Sangiovese Romagna 2020
Rioja Vega Crianza 2020
Madrevite Opra Gamay del Trasimeno 2021
Borsão Garnacha Seleccion 2022 (link for 2021) click.linksynergy.com/deeplin...
Il Conte Prandone Marinus Piceno Superiore 2020
Le Grand Noir GSM 2021
Murcas Assobio 2017 (link for 2018) click.linksynergy.com/deeplin...
Esporão Colheita 2020 click.linksynergy.com/deeplin...
3 Rings Shiraz 2019
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Great list here!! Thank you!
Thank you for everything and watching too
It surprised me you didnt include any Argentinian wine in the recommendations, last week I had a 12 USD catena zapata malbec that was really good.
Also last night I had an amazing cremant d'alsace that I bought this year in Chile for 18 USD, extremelly good and over delivered for its Price.
Wish I could find Catena for that cheap! I think even with 12 wines, it's hard to be comprehensive - in the top 100 video Matt waxed poetic about Malbec (which made us happy since it's my SO's favorite!)
Yes that is a stellar wine, esp for the price!
Great video. Thanks for putting it out. I love the budget/value wine reviews and recommendations. I'd be interesting to blind some vs more expensive wines. Thank you.
There are several videos like that on the channel
Yep, I've been sifting through them. Thanks.@@drmatthewhorkey
Thanks for all your videos. I been watching you for a while. I’m an American in Italy and tonight I saw your Nanfree for €10.50 in a supermarket. I will pick up a bottle to compare notes with what you stated. Take care and thank you!
Ohhh lemme know if TN match up! Great price for that wine
Great video Matt. I think these kinds of videos are super helpful especially with the omnipresent increase in wine prices. Great job!
Thank you!
Best value red wine I've had: Emmanuel Darnaud Crozes-Hermitage "Mis en bouche" 2016, 12.80€!! Rhône in general offers good value.
I also had a delicious Etna rosso by Benanti, which cost ~16-17€.
Just for the shock factor, I'll recommend a Burgundy(!): Chateau de Cheilly Santenay Vielles Vignes 2016, I paid 19€.
Great wine and I love both Crozes and Santenay!
My wine shop did a tasting of Borsao a few months ago and I never paid to attend the tasting. You play guitar? Definitely my favorite wine TH-camr now.
I used to play. I don’t anymore 😇
Great video! I love these types of videos. These are exactly the types of wines I'd be wanting to try to push in my retail setting for the average customer. Of course in my state the availability of some of these might be a bit iffy. But I still love learning about these. It's been a while since I've had Borsao but I remember it being a nice wine for that price point. I've not had or seen the Rioja Vega. But a brand of Rioja wine I've had a lot of success with is Bodegas LAN. I've turned a number of customers onto their Crianza and it's become one of the top selling foreign wines in the store. I'm not sure if it might be a bit too oaky for your taste. But I think it comes across pretty nicely for the price point I have, under $15.
The LAN Crianza is a nice wine for what it is. Other inexpensive Riojas (like this one) excite me more
@@drmatthewhorkey Yes and for me availability might also be part of the issue. But good to know and to keep my eyes open for other Rioja possibilities
I'm someone that's gone hardcore scotch/whisky/whiskey as my evening drink of choice. But I love watching your video's especially when I'm learning about bottles that cost $18 or less as I see that price point as being equivalent to a $60 bottle of whisky in terms of "cost of a standard pour."
Ahhh thanks for the info. I’m not a whiskey guy
Really cool lineup, interesting to see which American wines are considered good values for someone who lives in the states, as the entry-level wines usually have such a big tax hit on them that they lose their value proposition once they hit the Norwegian market.
Extremely interesting to hear your comparison between the Valpolicella and a Sonoma Pinot Noir! I've found the exact same similarity in a couple Valpolicella wines, especially a Ripasso from Monte del Frà.
Ahhh glad I’m not the only one!
@@drmatthewhorkey me too, I have a friend who wasn't quite convinced when I told him about it 😅.
The Esporão Colheita is absurdly good for the price. I had some at a Portuguese food event at a Central Market and it was a 92-point wine for me - like a well-made $50 Napa Cab but about $20 instead.
It is a fantastic value indeed
So many great wines under 25 dollars, if you live in Europe is even better. My favorite regions for reds under 25 are Languedoc Roussillon, Terra Alta, Bierzo, Dão, Chinon, Alentejo, Etna rosso, Naoussa Xinomavro.
Living in Europe, the options are ENDLESS under $25
I want you to try torzi Matthew’s “schist rock Shiraz “ from the eden valley in South Australia
I’m blown away by it!
Ahhh sounds lovely
I have been enjoying torrontes lately. It brings the fun of Sauvignon blanc without the grass and green pepper. I can convince myself it’s summer even though it just snowed here.
Hahahha we gotta wait a few months for the sun!
Just watched your video - so nice to see a tasting of pretty affordable wines, thx!
I'm from Austria and there are pretty good reds like Blaufränkisch and Zweigelt where you really heading to high end wines from 20-25 euros but these are not easily available in the states. But what I tasted recently and was very impressed from was the Lopez de Heredia Viña Cubillo Crianza from Rioja. Around 16 Euros, fairly available in Austria and Germany and great value for money from my view. What do you think?
Lopez de Heredia is great but what’s important is if you like it. Austrian wines are great too!
I love finding great values!!
My favorite under $25 red wines were the 2019 Art of Earth Malbec from Mendoza (enjoyed at $8.99 and $10.99) and 2019 Beringer Knights Valley Cabernet Sauvignon ($21.97 discounted to under $14!).
The former was an amazing value organic unoaked red with multiple broad categories of flavors/aromas. It paired extremely well with steaks and homemade Korean barbecue! In terms of most memorable red wines ever, this is top 4 in my book by (the others are fancier Napa cabs and a merlot).
In terms of the latter, it clearly outperformed its price point as a more serious wine: delicately oaked, red+dark fruit, and autumnal aromas! beat a pretty solid entry-level Napa Cabernet (2018 BV Napa) thanks to complexity and more subtle oak aging. It paired spectacularly with a Outside Skirt Steak!
Glad you found a great QPR to your palate
The Rioja Vega is a steal for 11 euro. A couple of my cheap red dates: Penfolds Koonunga Hill shiraz, Fontanafredda Briccotonde barbera, Herdade de São Miguel Alentejano and Torre del Falasco Valpolicella Ripasso Superiore. Looking forward to your Abruzzo tasting.
All of those wines you mentioned are real steals
Those Riedel 002s are huge! They're around twice as big as the Gabriel-Glas StandArt. You could fit an entire bottle in them! Nice price point though - about half as much as the StandArt...
Yes they are big glasses... I think the website says 23 oz, so almost a full bottle of wine (25 oz)
I got my parents on La Creme Pinot Noir (Sonoma or Monterey, whichever is screwcap is $20 and they love it), as well as some CDR as ways to try approachable step-up wine. I should definitely see if I can find them some of the others mentioned here!
CdR is always great QPR
Off the top of my head:
La Guardiola - Senso Unico
l'Olivella - Cesanes Lazio
Colle Corviano - Sangiovese
Saint Cosme - Côtes du Rhône
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Happy to see a video about affordable wines but none of your list is available at my total Wine and more any chance you could make an affordable list of wines that are more available?
Sorry to hear they aren’t available in your local area as some of these are available at Total Wine (state specific). Wine Searcher is also your best friend in terms of finding where wines are available.
Good video Matthew. I think Rioja can be a good value. But whenever I'm going to drink a wine under $25...i feel you can't go wrong with a Chianti Classico Reserva or Barbera d'Alba. For me, it's a lot easier to drink than the big fruit bomb cabs.... especially when young.
Thanks for all the hard work putting these videos together!
I’m such a huge fan of CC Riserva and Barbera too. Good CC Riservas can be tough to scoop up under $25 these days
and thank you for acknowledging the time that goes into these videos!
@@drmatthewhorkey that's true. I used to get Monsanto CC at Costco for $18, but those days are over. You can still get Banfi and Ruffino (not gold label) for $25 and under.
Olga Raffault from Chinon has some amazing wines for under or around 20 euros. Franck Balthazar 's Crozes-Hermitage is good. So many options in Chianti region, Tiberio's and Cirelli's Montepulciano and in Spain you can buy Remelluri Reserva for 22ish euros
I love Raffault’s Chinons and 22 Euros for Remelluri!! Soooo jealous
Good evening doc. Tenuta Sant'Antonio is a winery that i reccomend to everybody , it does'nt matter if you drink the basic Valpolicella or the best Amarone selection the quality is just over the top, to me the Scaia Paradiso is one of the best quality price red wine available in Italy not just in the Valpolicella area, try to believe . I was now on the online shop and the price is 13.90 euros here in Italy, mmmmmm i just order a case of six now is almost christmas time and this wine will be just perfect in some of the next dinners. Cheers everybody.
P.S. all the Scaia selection wines got an incredible value for money.
Thanks for the tip
@@drmatthewhorkey You're welcome.
P.S. Just beware, all the Scaia wines got the glass cork!!!
oh shoot 😅😅 I have done the very same thing before with my coravin and a glass stopper 😅😂
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Valpolicella acting like Pinot is completely unsurprising to me. I've only ever had a ripasso from that region, but it reminded me of Pinot with more oomph.
Good analogy
Ooooo. Bummer on the Coravin!
Totally agree that the Borsao is an excellent value! I remember buying it years ago for something like $5/bottle, so we'd buy it by the case. Glad to see the price hasn't gone up much.
Hahaha luckily I had more needles
:D i don't even start the video and i saw a bottle of borsao tres picos, garnacha from campo de borja i prefer their syrah called (zarihs) pretty good value (we buy tres picos for less than 10€ their zarihs its about 14€). And I love your pronunciation very good spanish. Borsao really good quality value but i prefer bodegas ponce from manchuela you can try their clos lojen (bobal 7,90€) or their La Xara (Garnacha 9,90€). So you prefer more fresh type of wine? When i read in a description a wine are fresh i run away from it because here when they say more fresh it's less concentrate (more watery) and more acid.... i like more dark type of flavours but my favourite this year was Dominio de Calogia Cuvee S and for me that are pristine red fruit of gods and i love viña ardanza too.
Niceee good value in Spain for sure! It was the basic Borsao not the Tres Picos though
@@drmatthewhorkey yep i mistake it sorry i think it was a different label saw the 3 mountains (3 picos) XD tres picos are similar maybe a little better than the basic.
I would love to have easy Access to Oregon pinot noir wines but In Portugal you dont get them easily. On the affordable wines and Portugal for 25€ you get already alot of quality wines, though I usually prefer a bit Higher end wines. I mean with 10/15 euros plus you start to enter on great wine territory. Drink less but better....my motto.
10-15 Euros in Portugal and you’re already getting FABULOUS stuff
@@drmatthewhorkey I second that.
2019 Three Finger Jack Cabernet Sauvignon. Full disclosure, I bought it last year because of the name. But at $9.71 a bottle, I wish my 401K had the same return on investment.
Hahahahha good joke!
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My top, sub $25, wine- that I bought in the US- this year remains: 2017 Musto Carmelitano Aglianico del Vulture Serra del prete. At $22.50
Vulture always offers good value