Reviewed Wines $40 and Under With Most Bang for the Buck

Below are two lists that I have compiled of those of the wines reviewed on Flora’s Table that in my view provide the most quality for the price, one focuses on wines retailing at $20 or less and the other one is for wines retailing between $21 and $40. The minimum rating to “make the cut” is Good to Very Good 

1. Reviewed Wines $20 and Under With Most Bang for the Buck

1.1 Red Wines:

– Coppo, Barbera d’Asti “L’Avvocata” DOCG 2011  – $

– First Drop, Shiraz “Mother’s Milk”, Barossa 2011  – $

1.2 White Wines:

– Coppo, Moscato d’Asti “Moncalvina” DOCG 2011 – $

– Marchesi de’ Frescobaldi, Vermentino “Ammiraglia” Toscana IGT 2012  – $

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2. Reviewed Wines Between $21 and $40 With Most Bang for the Buck

2.1 Red Wines:

– Casa Sola, Chianti Classico Riserva DOCG 2007  – $$

– Chateau de Ferrand, Saint Emilion Grand Cru AOC, 1999  – $$

– Domaine Chante Cigale, Châteauneuf-du-Pape AOC, 2009 – $$

– First Drop, “Two Percent”, Barossa 2009  – $$

– Masciarelli, Montepulciano d’Abruzzo S. Martino Rosso “Marina Cvetic” DOC 2007  – $$

– Muri-Gries, Alto Adige Lagrein “Abtei Muri” Riserva DOC 2007  – $$

– Planeta, Nero d’Avola “Santa Cecilia” Sicilia IGT 2006  – $$

– Planeta, Syrah Sicilia Rosso IGT 2007  – $$

– Tenuta San Guido, “Guidalberto” Toscana IGT 2011  – $$

2.2 White Wines:

– Cloudy Bay, Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough 2012   – $$

– Donnafugat​a, Contessa Entellina Bianco “Chiarandà” DOC 2009  – $$

– Planeta, Chardonnay Sicilia IGT 2009  – $$

– St. Michael Eppan, Alto Adige Pinot Grigio “Sanct Valentin” DOC 2010  – $$

– St. Michael-Eppan, Alto Adige Sauvignon “Sanct Valentin” DOC 2013 – $$