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12 Great White Wines Under $10

With the news that the U.S. just had its hottest March ever, it’s beginning to feel a lot like we skipped right over spring. And while I still drink plenty of red wine in summer, there’s something awfully refreshing about sharing a nice, chilled white wine while sitting on the deck on a hot summer day. It is with that thought in mind that I give you some of my favorite white wines under $10! The best part is that not only will these wines refresh, but are they quite easy on your pocketbook.

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C’Mon N’ Ride It

2010 Familia Zuccardi Santa Julia+ Torrontés
If you haven’t jumped on the Torrontés train yet, what are you waiting for? This is really a perfect variety for summer sipping. The Santa Julia Plus is not only light and crisp, but also sustainably farmed. Quite a deal for only $9.
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2010 Barone Fini Valdadige Pinot Grigio
A tasty Pinot Grigio from Valdadige, Italy that is far from boring. Flavors of crisp citrus, apple and lemon zest combine with just about the perfect level of sweetness. Add to that a nice smooth texture and a surprisingly long finish and you’ve got a very nice $9 wine.
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2010 Douglas Green Vineyard Creations Steen (Chenin Blanc)
Chenin Blanc is known as Steen in South Africa where it is the most widely planted grape variety in the country. This example is just a really solid wine that will work with lots of different food which makes it a great wine to have on hand. And at only $7, it is sure to satisfy!
See a listing of local retailers selling this wine here.

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Like any other wine,
only more so.

2010 Los Vascos Sauvignon Blanc
From Casablanca Valley, Chile. Tropical fruit, peach, orange zest, and pineapple plus good minerality. A tasty, tangy, tropical treat that will only set you back around $8.
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2010 Douglas Green The Beach House
A real gem for less than $10. 85% Sauvignon Blanc and 15% Semillon. Aromas of lemongrass, citrus, and pear — this wine is light, crisp and refreshing. Perfect for the backyard or the patio (or the beach house if you have one) at the end of a long hot day.
Buy this wine online from our featured sponsor Marketview Liquor or see a listing of local retailers selling this wine here.

2009 Francis Ford Coppola Chardonnay
A wonderfully aromatic light-bodied wine that tastes clean and fresh. The lack of oak showcases the fruit quite nicely. Good acidity makes this $8 wine flexible with lots of different foods.
Buy this wine online from our featured sponsor Marketview Liquor or see a listing of local retailers selling this wine here.

 

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If this is part of the
Mediterranean diet, count me in.

2010 Elios Mediterranean White
This intriguing blend of three Greek grapes along with Chardonnay clocks in at just under $10 ($9.99). 50% Moschofilero, 30% Chardonnay, 10% Roditis and 10% Savatiano from Peloponnese, Greece. Some of the words I used to describe it: light, crisp, delicious, satisfying and refreshing.
See a listing of local retailers selling this wine here.

2010 Château Bonnet Entre-Deux-Mers White
Drinking this wine made me crave a Neapolitan pizza! Citrus, grapefruit, pear, peaches and guava flavors that tastes nice and fresh with a great finish. This blend of 50% Sauvignon Blanc, 40% Semillon, and 10% Muscadelle from France gets better and better with every sip!
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2010 Banfi Centine Bianco Toscana
40% Sauvignon Blanc, 30% Pinot Grigio and 30% Chardonnay from Tuscany, Italy and that’s just where you’ll imagine you are when you drink this delicious blend. Pear, lemon/lime and pineapple are the primary flavors in this nicely sweet wine. $9.
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Get frisky

2011 Frisk Prickly Riesling
89% Riesling and 11% Muscat Gordo from Australia. Delightfully fizzy, perfectly sweet and available for only $8. Try to stifle the gulping sounds as you quaff this one down. Stock up for summer.
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2010 d’Arenberg The Stump Jump White McLaren Vale Adelaide Hills
28% Riesling, 27% Sauvignon Blanc, 25% Marsanne and 20% Roussanne from McLaren Vale, Australia. An inviting bouquet of citrus zest and tropical fruit. Crisp, fresh and lively flavors of citrus, honey and almond. Just as good if not better than the celebrated Stump Jump Red. Another perfect pairing for summer at only $9.
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2010 Cecchetti Wine Company Redtree Moscato
100% deliciously sweet Moscato from California. Peach, honey, vanilla and a few bubbles add up to an incredibly refreshing drink, sure to please your sweet tooth. And at only $5, meet your new summer sipper.
See a listing of local retailers selling this wine here.

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Sure to please your sweet tooth

All wines were received as samples for review. Cheers!

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