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3 Luis Felipe Edwards Pupilla Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva; 2003 Viognier Grand Reserve; 2001 Balgownie Estate Shiraz
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Your support makes all the difference.Under a fiver: 2003 Luis Felipe Edwards Pupilla Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva, Colchagua, £2.99, Co-op
Under a fiver: 2003 Luis Felipe Edwards Pupilla Cabernet Sauvignon Reserva, Colchagua, £2.99, Co-op
OK, so this may not be Château Lafite, but at the Co-op's niftily reduced discount price, down from £5.99 for the rest of this week, this fresh, juicy, blackcurranty quaffer from Chile's Colchagua Valley hits the affordability spot.
Under a tenner: 2003 Viognier Grand Reserve, Domaine Cazal Viel, Vin de Pays d'Oc, 2 for £12 until 27 September (£6.99 a bottle), Thresher and Wine Rack
The honeysuckle freshness of this dry Med white based on the Condrieu grape of the northern Rhône is enhanced by a peachy richness and balanced by a zingy finish.
Splash out: 2001 Balgownie Estate Shiraz, Bendigo, Victoria, Around £12, Raeburn Fine Wine, Edinburgh (0131 332 5166)
A tiny dollop of viognier brings out the spicy aromas of clove, liquorice and pepper in this powerful darkly fruity Australian red with a veneer of oaky vanilla. One for roasts.
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