Very elegant label on this one, you could serve this to your fanciest friends. Unless you’re embarrassed about the screw cap that is…

I believe this is the last of the wines I bought at Home Goods and I think it’s the best of the bunch…

I don’t know where I got this wine but there’s no price tag on it (I usually leave them on to keep track of the cost for reviews) so it was probably a gift from someone…

Another wine from the Home Goods bargain bin, this bottle has a fat bottom and an image of
a big, red magnet on the front with no text…

Smells nice, like fruit and fresh cut hay. Very fruit forward flavor as well, with a tangy bite that I think is quite enjoyable…

A bottle of Pinot Noir for five bucks and change?? I’m not expecting a ton here even though the Cab from the same label was good. The color is right, thin red with that clear ring around the edge that indicates a wine in its adolescence…

The first thing I noticed about this wine aside from the weird name was the cork. It was a fake cork, which I hate, but it had a gimmick on it…

This wine is best described as fruit forward. It smells richly fruity and that same flavor hits you square when you taste it…