Charles Shaw (2 Buck Chuck) , 2006 Reviews
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Thsi wine can be foudn at Trader Joe's stores. It is affordable ($2.00 a bottle) and comes in whites and reds. Trader Joe's will exchange/reutrn it if you don't like the wine. Although it is commonly and jokingly referred to as "2 Buck Chuck" it has won awards. You can't go wrong with at least…
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2 buck chuck , cheap but drinkable. — — They buy wine in bulk on the open market from whole salers , sometimes it is pretty good wine , sometimes not. So you never know what you are getting in a 2 buck chuck bottle. — — I have bought two bottles two months apart , and put…
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a wine drinker
Yes, Charles Shaw is affectionately known as "two buck chuck." Truthfully--it's not bad. This is perfect for wine with a random dinner where you don't want to open something pricey and just want some wine. Also perfect for a late summer night or cooking or anything where you don't want to feel guilty for using something more expensive but want something that doesn't suck! —…
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a casual cook, a wine drinker
Not being from the west coast, I didnt' hear about this until Trader Joe's opened in the Charlotte area. Received a bottle from a firend and thought, wow! Now I can afford to drink wine every evening! The key to drinking this wine, is to NOT drink a better bottle before it! — I enjoy it. A decent glass for a decent price. —…
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Add another dollar for purchases on the east coast to cover the shipping costs. This stuff is worth the money, but you can take that as either accolade or insult given the low price. Interestingly, Trader Joe's has a number of French, Italian, Spanish, and South American wine that are far superior with only a modest increase in…
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learning about wines, looking for value
Two buck Chuck--made possible by the great grape glut. Yes, you can get a (usually) palatable bottle for $2. And I've had worse for several dollars more. But you can get a much nicer wine that you will enjoy for it's flavor, not just for it's cheapness, for just a little more cost. — —…
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a wine drinker, enjoy a good time, in love with white wine
Well its 2.79 so what do you expect, a great wine? I bought this bottle for cooking and after gluging in the roast, I sampled a 2oz serving. — — Very juicy and flavor ful not much morethough, but hey, its a pretty good cooking wine and I suppose sangria or wine spritzer wine., —…
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learning about wines, Not a wine snob
Just wanted to say what a find the Charles Shaw wines are at Trader Joe's. It was $3.99 a bottle and while its not as refined as expensive wines, this had a nice dry taste and a clean finish, 2 things I really like in my limited experience as a wine drinker. …
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a wine drinker, wine lover, a beer drinker
Charles Shaw wine is pretty good. It is not mind blowing- but for $3 a bottle, it can't get any better. The Cabernet is WONDERFUL for making sangria at a party, and no one will know how cheaply you got away with making such a delicious drink. — —…
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Reviews of Charles Shaw (2 Buck Chuck) , 2006
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Charles Shaw (2 Buck Chuck)
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2006
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