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To arrive at our list, our experts conducted blind taste test of high-quality wines at relatively low prices. - We look for:
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- Aroma
- Complexity
- Affordability
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The highest-rated wines were generally more complex, with a variety of flavors and aromas, none overwhelming the others. All wines in our tests are ready for drinking now.
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Wine, especially a good one, is more enjoyable when served at a temperature that best brings out its flavors, aromas, and structure.
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Most of the wine our wine testers taste sells for $20 a bottle or less. We also consider wines that have consistently garnered
praise from others—including some wine publications—to increase the odds of finding high-quality wine. If you're looking for
information about wine, Consumer Reports is your best resource. Use our wine buying guide to learn about the wine features that are most important to wine drinkers.
We also provide Ratings and recommendations on the best red and white wines and a guide to wine varietals.
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