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I was skeptical of this comment and went googling - found this: https://vinepair.com/articles/trader-joes-target-wines-cheap-budget/ https://vinepair.com/articl

• dejv 6y ago
  I also found: https://www.kalw.org/post/evaluating-taste-and-cost-two-buck-chuck#stream/0 https://www.kalw.org/post/evaluating-taste-and-cost-two-buck... But I haven't read it yet, so I am not sure if it is worth it.
• sgift 6y ago
  > There are many other factors that go into the making of super value wine, but the bottom line is this: You get what you pay for. And if you’re not paying much for Two Buck Chuck or California Roots, you’re not getting much, either. A long article which ends at the default lie of all "premium" products: If the price of something is high it is because of better quality. And: We would never, ever put additives into our premium products like these cheap manufacturers. And if you believe that .. it's bridge selling time.
  • herval 6y ago
    Having seen the production process of some premium wine, and having friends that own wineries/beer breweries, and having had industry experience providing software for food manufacturers, I'd say your cynicism does NOT necessarily correspond to reality there.