Cheap wine

What drinking looks like by the 4th glass.

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The best red wine should taste great, but shouldn't break the bank. We talked to experts to round up the best red wine under $20 for you to buy right now.

This week, we worked our way through the second chapter in the Barefoot lineup: the reds. And our journey was actually much more enjoyable than our tasting of Barefoot's whites.

Because sometimes (lots of times) all you need is a hefty, cheap glass of wine.

Wine is justifiable on any night when the bottle costs less than $5, and the modern cheap wine renaissance offers many outstanding varietals. “Varietals” is the word you use when you’re trying to make it sound like you care more about artisan wine snobbery than you care about getting drunk.

Who says you need to spend a fortune on a great bottle of tasty wine? Here are 12 cheap wines—priced at $10—that taste way more expensive than they are.

Hi Bees, I am not much of a wine expert, but need to pick the wine to supply for my wedding. I know I want to do Riesling, White Zin, and possibly Pinot Grigio, but does anyone have any specific … read more

After trying this Italian red blend at the Trader Joe's sample station, Lifestyle Editor Lauren Masur proceeded to buy six bottles. (It helps that it's just $5.99 per bottle).

Since the movie Sideways in 2005, sales of Pinot Noir have skyrocketed throughout the world and especially in the United States. Unfortunately, unlike Cabernet Sauvignon, it is difficult to make high volume, inexpensive Pinot Noir that still smells and tastes like Pinot Noir. So can you get quality at under $20 a bottle?