First, take a look at this Chateau De Cedre Cahors Malbec 2007.

This wine, imported, from France, is a high quality wine for under $20.  A smooth and elegant Cahors blend of Malbec (90%) and Merlot (10%) with potent blackberry, cedar, spice and herb aromas and a lovely violet color, for only $17.00:

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Tasting Notes:

A rich violet colored wine with potent blackberry, cedar, spice and herb aromas. On the palate, gorgeous black fruit (plum, blackberry and cassis) flavors are complemented by chocolate, raspberry, clove and licorice notes.

Second, check out this delicious Chateau la Mouliniere Bordeaux Rouge 2007 for only $11.00.

A simple fruity red Bordeaux that is great for everyday drinking. It has been called one of the world’s greatest red wine values, and the 2007 vintage is particularly good.

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Tasting Notes:

A wine with a deep red color and a developed nose of cassis, raspberry and cherry. It is very fruity in the mouth with fresh red fruit and earthy spice flavors leading to a nice, long finish. A very approachable and versatile wine thanks to the Merlot, but the smooth tannins give it staying power. Perfect with grilled meats, burgers, cheeses, and lamb. Can keep until 2013.

Finally, if you are looking for an excellent white wine under $20, then look at this crisp and fruity Sauvignon Blanc from France’s often overlooked Southwest wine region, which is only $14.50:

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Tasting Notes:

Powerful grapefruit and floral aromas. Grapefruit flavors continue on the palate. A racy, light-bodied wine with good fruit. Perfect with appetizers, cheese, seafood and light pasta dishes. Serve slightly chilled; ready to drink now through 2011.

Any of these 90+ point rated wines will surely impress. The smooth velvety taste of these wines will make you crave more. Whether you are looking for a great dinner party gift or just a treat for yourself, the above wines are perfect!

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Some of the major flavors you’ll find in a cabernet sauvignon are cherry, blackberry, blueberry, plum, vanilla, tobacco, warm spice, and maybe even a leather aroma.

Some of the major aromas of cabernet sauvignon are oak, cedar, leather, earth, vanilla, and smoke.

A thick, medium to full-bodied wine like cabernet sauvignon is best paired with red pasta’s, red meats, and lamb.

A nickname  for cabernet sauvignon is the “king of red wines.”

Cabernet sauvignon grapes are known for being small, with very tough skin. The toughness of their skin is beneficial because it is more resistant to spoiling and disease.

The best climate for growing cabernet sauvignon grapes is warm temperatures and long growing seasons.

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