6 Best And 6 Worst Wines You Can Buy At Trader Joes


Trader Joe’s has been offering its customers great deals on wine for years, and the introduction of Charles Shaw wine — better known as “Two Buck Chuck” — made them synonymous with inexpensive wine. Let’s get one thing out of the way for all the wine snobs — just because wine is inexpensive does not mean it’s bad. Yes, a lot of the cheap wine at Trader Joe’s tastes cheap, but some of it is quite good, and if you took that price tag off, you would never know the difference. Let’s take a look at the six best and six worst wines you can buy at Trader Joe’s.


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Best: Charles de Marques Champagne | 0:00
Best: Tribunal Red Wine North Coast | 1:26
Best: La Paca Sonriente Garnacha | 2:02
Best: Clos La Gaffeliere Saint Emilion Grand Cru | 2:44
Best: Charles Shaw Cabernet Sauvignon | 3:31
Best: La Ferme Julien Rosé | 4:22
Worst: Charles Shaw White Zinfandel | 5:21
Worst: Charles Shaw Chardonnay Organic | 6:01
Worst: Vignobles Lacheteau Muscadet | 6:41
Worst: Charles Shaw Sauvignon Blanc | 7:27
Worst: Charles Shaw Organic Rosé | 8:07
Worst: Vin de Bordeaux Sauvignon de Seguin | 8:46

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