Mmmm, cheap Spanish wine made from the finest Spanish and New Jersey grown Grapes.

search that wine on any search engine and the price is around $8 a bottle. Deal?

No box, no deal...

$8 wine? What a burp joke. Seriously, if this undrinkable baconnaise is all you can afford, then please stick to swilling Coors Light, or whatever else you trailer trash imbibe these days. *smirk*

Made from the finest beans...

es tu madre borracha # 4

Wine is a scam perpertrated by the French. What most people don't realize is that wine and beer are the same thing! That's right you heard it here first! Wine = Beer! Don't be fooled by the fancy names and the funny colors. When are people going to wake up and smell the coffee? And coffee is another scam because it is the same thing as tea. But I'll save that rant for another day.

Viva la Freedom Fries!

And printer ink is another scam because it is the same thing as baconaid, wine, tea, crayons, and tomato paste.

dave_c now you are just being silly.

#7....100% correct.beer=winebacon isz a given.(stupid burp n filter)

Wine has more % of alcohol so no bloating.

This wine got a silver at the Houston Chronicle wine competition this year, but so did a hundred-odd other bottles.

And like I would trust the opinion of anyone who came from a redneck, pissant backwater like Houston. *smirk*

The free shipping is the deal. Other places may have it for the same price, but shipping to me is $30 or more.

This is a bargain price for a wine that really opens up the sluices at both ends. The bouquet contains notes of leather and while this vintage is suitable for hand-to-hand combat, I would suggest a Charles Shaw or perhaps a nice Night Train for truly heavy fighting.

This is way to classy for the tards on here. When you drink ripple from 50 gallon drums you get spoiled on the price....

I though ghetto dogs preferred their wine from boxes.

First come, first served...unless you live in Massachusetts!!! I'm sorry, why did we fight that Revolutionary War, again?

You can find good inexpensive wines under $10 ... but you have to be lucky.

Trader tall, handsome, rich, smart, and have big spoons and bowls to eat ice cream with all day long then ... oops ... Trader Joes, sold a Napa River Cabernet for $7 a couple of years ago. It was as good (if not better) that the B&V Napa reserve Cab (which goes for $20 - $30 a bottle). The recent Napa Rivers have not been as good. When you find a good one, JUMP ON IT, cause (like that Napa River Cab) they will be gone in days.

You meant way TOO classy, #16...

-Stay classy, San Diego