The Wineauxs

This goes for about $12 retail and as you can see, is a rather eye catching label. Straight up dark chocolate on the nose - usually I see c...

It seems like we've had this before, but I see no review of it on this blog...I think it was a Ravinia pick. This one ran me eleven bo...

I dig this label a lot - we had this wine a few years back, so let's see how the 2009 is - about $24 retail on this blend of 70% Grenach...

I've seen this go for $16 to $20, so when the $15 pricetag at Costco caught my eye, I snagged a bottle. Kind of a chocolate covered cher...

We don't drink much Mourvedre...does anyone though? This bottle retails for about thirty bones and features a glass cork. Cassiss, bla...

You may recognize Chateau Ste Michelle as a producer of widely available inexpensive wines - reds, whites, and sparklers - many of them quit...

I snagged this for around ten bucks because the label amused me, but now I'm wondering if I'm racist. I can't say I get much of ...

We loved their rose, but how will the red hold up? Some spices and tart cherries, almost like a reasonable Beaujolais. A damn shame – extrao...

This bottle was ten bucks at the local shop. I've never denied being a sucker for a cool label and the guy working said it was a strong...

Hogue is a reliable producer and I grabbed this because it was on sale for about seven dollars. Mostly apricot on the nose. Great stuff – a...

This has been on the rack for quite a while and I figured it was time to open it up. Pineapple and do I detect a bit of gasoline on the nose...

We had this one at a tasting a while back and I was so impressed by it I picked up a bottle at $25. Vanilla on the nose. Vanilla, oak, tobac...

The well known brand that's available anywhere for under $9. No nose. The palate is lemony....no toast, a slightest hint of yeast....jus...

The is a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc and ran us right around $15. We let it open for around two hours a...

I’m not sure what’s in this one, but the 2004 has Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, and Sangiovesse. I’m going to guess it’s som...

This is a label put out by Chateau Ste Michelle and goes for around $20 a bottle. The wine was originally called Bonaparte, but after Napol...

This is a common wine that you can find just about anywhere, the retail prices ranges from $12-15 but I was able to use a sale, a quantity d...

This winery does some higher end wines, but this one...a Columbia Valley 2005 Riesling is in the $10 range depending where you shop. I got...