French WINE on a BUDGET!!!

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   @Ruirspirul 12 months ago

   those are some ugly a** generic looking labels though😊

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   @blu_s0l_0nline 12 months ago

   We don't spit Champagne!

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   @logografia 12 months ago

   Great selection.

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   @captnjim44smith74 12 months ago

   I remember a French Rose that I experienced, and it tasted as you described the one you tasted.

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   @AHG1347 12 months ago

   I tend to focus on any region that runs throughout the southern part of France for value. Cote du Rhone all day for those varietals that don't break the bank including a sneaky good Domaine du Durban Rouge I got recently for $18. I was only familiar with their Beaume de Venise, so seeing the red on the shelf was a pleasant surprise.

   Also Chateau Lilian Ladouys from Saint Estephe is a good value find from Bordeaux. I am currently building up the vertical of this wine and look forward to sharing it with some friends.

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   @coupdegenie51 12 months ago

   It was while watching a video of a Korean who came to France that I wanted to taste the wines of Savoie, especially Savagnin. It's really out of the ordinary and I really liked it (Côtes du Jura – Savagnin 2020 – Domaine de Savagny – 15.20€). otherwise for everyday use like most people I like "les darons" by Jeff Carrel from Languedoc-Roussillon for €7.2, and as an everyday sparkling wine, and close to champagne, the "prestige" cuvée Louis de Vauclerc in Craonnelle for €12.50.😅

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   @marknelson8724 12 months ago

   Value for money from France? Cotes du Rhone. Cotes de Bordeaux with the wines from Cadillac taking me by surprise but all these wines need to be about six years of age or the taster won't be impressed. And I think Graves region but I need more experience with the area to be real solid on this one. I might recommend some others but I want more experience with them to be more confident. Also, before I forget, Cremant.

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   @RealAleksandarBlagojevic 12 months ago

   thank you for the great episode! very informative. the rose reminded me of the ones from Anjou. there are great ones there for under 10€. I'm excited to see what you open next week… and yes. champagne is not to spit. can you introduce German sparkling wine? there are great ones that have been stored on yeast for years… should be right up your bread

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   @dr7246 12 months ago

   I recently bought a case of 2019 Jean-Paul Brun Terres Dorées "Les Thorins". moulin a vent. 21€ per bottle. Though here in Portugal the only way I can get it is through Millesima, so it may cost even less elsewhere. That said, I have ZERO problems paying €21 for it. It is an absolutely beautiful and fantastic wine. Gamay at its finest to be sure!

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    @drmatthewhorkey 12 months ago

    🇫🇷 BURGUNDY on a BUDGET!!! https://youtu.be/3DlzNGE-EQE

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    @tonygallo1104 12 months ago

    Dr… you got some real good ones here . I’ve had a few of them… another French white that’s very affordable are sauv blanc from Loire excl oriceier sancerre of course. Some real good red, Bourgueil from The Loire too. If you can find anything from Fronton close to Toulouse .thanks for your vids..

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    @rickwezenaar 12 months ago

    very nice. try some rioja (again). for 15 euro you can get a cune reserve. cheers.

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    @ShortTermEffect 12 months ago

    "Le temps est venu" by Stéphane Ogier (Côte du Rhône – 60% Grenache/40% Syrah) is great value for money.

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    @mikaelplaysguitar 12 months ago

    One of the best wines of last year was a white Burg I paid 17€ for. It blew me away. Many times have I been disappointed by budget Burg (<40€) but that was a winner. Crozes-Hermitage and Loire are other French regions I find value in. And now I remember having a great wine from Savoie, paying around 30€ in a restaurant.

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    @Kodeme706 12 months ago

    Nicolas Feuillatte is indeed a very good value for money champagne imo!

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    @BowlinForWine 12 months ago

    Any chance the shop you work at is around Denver!?