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Last Updated: 07/07/08
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Last Updated: 07/07/08
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Wines you can feel good about bringing to a party
A wine list by Michael Sands, One Armed Man
A lot of people get nervous when they're invited to a party and have to bring wine. You don't want to spend a ton but you don't want to bring wine in a box. You don't feel comfortable picking a good wine from the hundreds of choices on the shelf, plus you don't have all day. Go with any of these selections and you'll walk in the party with your head held high and your wallet still intact.
NV Gloria Ferrer Brut Sonoma County
If you want to bring some bubbly that won't cost you an arm and a leg, but is still darn good, try this one and you won't be sorry.
Priced From: $23.95
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2005 Domaine Zind Humbrecht Pinot d'Alsace
This white is made from the most famous producer in Alsace. It has a fruit forward style but it's dry. It pairs nicely with a wide range of foods.
2005 Franciscan Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley
A really good wine from California, Franciscan produces quality Cabs year after year.
Priced From: $14.99
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2006 Vinas Nora Albarino Rias Baixas
Crisp and clean, this Spanish white has a palate cleansing zing that will go great with finger foods and most seafood.
Priced From: $21.99
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2006 Bodega Catena Zapata Malbec Mendoza
A hearty red with a little spiciness that will go well with burgers, but will also do well with steaks at a sit down dinner.
Priced From: $16.99
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2006 Vina Cousino Macul Cabernet Sauvignon Antiguas Reservas Maipo Valley
This Cabernet from Chile has a little earthiness that gives it a really distinct flavor. Great with BBQ food.
Priced From: $14.99
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2007 Domaine de la Mordoree Cotes du Rhone Rouge La Dame Rousse
A hearty red from the Rhone Valley in France.
Average cost for wines on this list: $18.27