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Old 02-19-2010, 02:05 PM   #1
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Don't overlook Chilean or Aussie offerings, some fantastic values can be had.
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Don't overlook Chilean or Aussie offerings, some fantastic values can be had.
I'd add Spanish Tempranillo to the list.
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Don't overlook Chilean or Aussie offerings, some fantastic values can be had.
For instance, the Xplorador line from Concha y Toro, at about 10 bucks, is a total steal. Try their Carmenere as well as the aforementioned Cab or Merlot.

Oh, and try a Malbec from Argentina also . . . a very drinkable red.

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