In this instance, though both Winos agreed on purchasing this one again. So it gets a "Good Rating" from the Winos! And, to quote the White Wine Wino, "I like it, it's like a Merlot but with less bitterness."
November 13, 2014
Barefoot Malbec
Have had good luck with Barefoot Winery's offerings. Low prices and high alcohol content really makes a difference to the Red Wine Wino. That said, the White Wine Wino has to keep things in check, else every bottle of red wine priced at under $5 and 12% or higher alcohol content would get a "Good Rating".
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