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My ordinary table wine runs about $50 for reds and $30 for whites. If I’m bringing a red to a small dinner party it will be about $120 and I’ll buy it that day. If it’s just one of my brother’s family dinners I bring my table wine.

Oh gtfo. If you spend more than $30 for ‘ordinary’ table wine you are just trying to show off, plenty of very good wines that people know are good for $20-30.

Hell plenty in the $15-18 range.

ETA: my answer is $8-14

This post was edited on 5/7/24 at 7:20 pm

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Posted by Pettifogger

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Posted on 5/7/24 at 7:21 pm to baldona

My problem is that i have issues justifying 50+ everyday wines that would be better with at least some bottle age, and i just can’t maintain enough aging wine to stockpile enough for daily drinking

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Posted by gumbodawg

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Posted on 5/7/24 at 7:22 pm to baldona

Would love a list of very goods at $20-30. Seriously. I have a hard time finding good reds under 35-40. Used to like a Ridge in that 30 range but they’ve climbed.

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Posted by deltaland

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Posted on 5/8/24 at 9:31 pm to baldona

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Oh gtfo. If you spend more than $30 for ‘ordinary’ table wine you are just trying to show off, plenty of very good wines that people know are good for $20-30. Hell plenty in the $15-18 range.

I find Beringer wine to be good quality taste wise for a 10 dollar bottle. It actually competes in quality with many higher end wines

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