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had to include this article i found on Mint.com on some great wines while not spending a fortune.

http://www.mint.com/blog/saving/drink-great-wine-on-a-budget/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+MyMint+%28Mint+Personal+Finance+Blog%29

I wanted to share a recommendation from Laurel – here is is below

“I love a good pinot. I drink a lot of zinfandels but am finding many are too peppery and a pinot can be smoother. I recently bought a Bogel Old Vine Zin at Costco for about $10. Shared it with friends and they all thought it was at least a $20 bottle. I hightly recommend it.”

Its been awhile…but there have been loads of wines since…

But we had this wine which was very reasonably price at this restaurant thats is part of a culinary school. The food was awesome and the wine matched well…

Wish I more to say about this Zin but can only say it seemed like a great bottle that went well with our meal.

www.seghesio.com

This was one of the best Syrah’s I have had. I have no complex descriptions to add other than it was a great wine!

I enjoyed it..nothing special but enjoyable.  Still prefer Cycles Gladiator hands down

Description from Winery:

A bright an fruity wine with strong notes of raspberry and blueberry, followed by a soft medium body and a pleasant, peppery finish.

75% Syrah  |  15% Petite Sirah  |  10% Cabernet Sauvignon

Smooth Syrah – hard to beat for $15 Juicy and easy to drink, with smoky black cherry aromas and plum, spice and espresso flavors that firm up slightly on the finish. Drink now through 2010.

$10-15 available at Safeway

Syrah

* Dutton Estate Syrah 2005 $34
* Jaffurs Syrah $25
* Esterlina Syrah

Shiraz

* Virgin Vines Shiraz 2006 $10

Sauvignon Blanc

* Rochioli 2007 sav blanc

* Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough 2008 $19