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In hopes of picking up the pace a bit I’m going to slim-down my reviews from now on. I like to do a very thorough review but time does just not allow it at this time. And, let’s face it, nobody probably wants to read what I think about wine as much as I do!

In that vein I was at the wine store last in the small town where I live and the owner of the store whispered to me, “We’re having a 1/2 price sale on all the bottles of wine on the back shelf next Wednesday. Get here early because it will be gone fast!” Well, the first thing I did was inspect the wines on the back shelf. I wasn’t highly impressed but as may or may not have stated previously I’m all about finding wines that are good and cheap; preferably for $10 or less per bottle.

What I found on the shelf was Trinchero Cabernet Sauvignon 2002 and 2005 and Bohemian Highway Cabernet Sauvignon 2004 among others. At half price I bought 3 bottles of the Trinchero and 1 bottle of the Bohemian Highway for $5.49 and $2.99 respectively.

In short, the Trinchero is very, very good. I’ve always liked it especially for the price. Either vintage provides the same rewarding flavor and clean finish. I will rate it 8 out of 10 corks. The Bohemian Highway is less palatable but still enjoyable. It is much sweeter on the tongue but finishes ok. I will rate it 6 out of 10 corks.

For less than $20 I am really enjoying 4 bottles of wine!