We go over the categories—and specific bottles—at the BCLDB to see where we’re actually getting the best deal and which areas to avoid.
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Italy
Tignanello 2013$93, BCLDB$100 (U.S.), wine.com
Pietradolce Etna Rosso 2015$26.50, BCLDB$20 (U.S.), wine.com
Cecchi Chianti 2015$14, BCLDB$13 (U.S.), wine.com
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Oregon
Domaine Drouhin 2014$46, BCLDB$42 (U.S.), wine.com
Sokol Blosser Dundee Hills 2014$38, BCLDB$38 (U.S), wine.com
Duck Pond 2015$29, BCLDB$20 (U.S.), wine.com
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Argentina
Catena Alta Malbec$55, BCLDB$50 (U.S.), wine.com
Finca Las Primos Malbec$14, BCLDB$12 (U.S.), wine.com
Cuma Torrontes$11.80, BCLDB$14 (U.S.), wine.com
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Australia
Mollydooker Two Left Feet$31, BCLDB$28 (U.S.), wine.com
Bleasdale Mulberry Tree Cabernet$15, BCLDB$19 (U.S.), wine.com
Yalumba Y Series Viognier$17, BCLDB$12 (U.S.), wine.com
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France
Mouton Rothschild 2010$1600, BCLDB$900 (U.S.), wine.com
La Chablisiénne La Pierrelee$32, BCLDB $20 (U.S.), wine.com
Miraval Rosé$29, BCLDB$22 (U.S.), wine.com
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California
Avalon Napa County Cabernet 2014$34, BCLDB$16 (U.S.), wine.com
Beringer Knights Valley 2014$46, BCLDB$30 (U.S.), wine.com
Cannonball Chardonnay$28, BCLDB$15 (U.S.), wine.com
