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Non-Traditional Places to Look for Wine

 

 

English: Photograph of 2 bottles of Mollydooke...
English: Photograph of 2 bottles of Mollydooker Wine side by side (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

A lot of the time, people pick up wine in one of three places: at the grocery store, at a winery, or at a wine cellar store. However, there are a lot of other places to look for wine including food co-ops, corner stores, and discount grocery stores. While some of these places have a reputation for having horrible wine, there can be good finds. For example, 7-11’s Fat Cat Pinot Noir is a decent drinking wine. Grocery Outlet’s Les Deux Rives also is a decent wine (both the red and the white varieties). Trader Joe has some fabulous finds (We found Mollydooker‘s The Boxer Syrah recently), but their Ferme Julien white wine is a good general drinking wine.

 

Where are some of the unusual places where you’ve found wines? What wines did you like that you found there? Please share your thoughts in the comments section.

 

 

 

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Ronda Bowen

Ronda Bowen is a writer, editor, and independent scholar. She has a Master of Arts in Philosophy from Northern Illinois University and a B.A. in Philosophy, Pre-Graduate Option, Honors in the Major from California State University, Chico. When she is not working on client projects from her editorial consulting business, she is writing a novel. In her free time, she enjoys gourmet cooking, wine, martinis, copious amounts of coffee, reading, watching movies, sewing, crocheting, crafts, hanging out with her husband, and spending time with their teenage son and infant daughter.

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