🍭 8 Trader Joe's Wines Under $7

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Hello snack lovers!

This week we’re excited to share our selection of 8 Trader Joe’s wines, all priced for less than $7 each! Obviously Trader Joe’s is a great store if you’re looking for snacks and sips at a great price (it’s why we recommend Trader Joe’s products so often)… but the prices on these bottles are incredible, even by Trader Joe’s standards!

One more thing before we get into the Trader Joe’s list… speaking of wine, we’re also sharing an offer for you to try 3 exclusive wines from Bonner Wines in this week’s newsletter! Just click the link below to learn how to access the wines.

Finally, this week’s poll is all about wine! This week we want to know: what’s your favorite wine type? Are you a fan of red, white, rosé, or something else? 😋 Vote in the poll at the bottom of this email.

With that, let’s jump right into the list. Cheers! 🍷🍷

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8 Trader Joe’s Wines Under $7

A. Brut Rosé French Sparkling Wine: Rosé made with a proprietary blend of grapes grown on the French coast of the Mediterranean Sea. The blend offers depth, fruit, and body combined with bubbles for a crisp, clean finish. $6.99

B. French Fizz Le Blanc 2021: A crisp blend from the South of France with vibrant floral notes and a touch of white peach, finishing citrusy and crisp on the palate. The not-too-sweet, not-too-dry nature of this wine make it a swell companion to cool summer salads, and an ideal partner for your next summer cheese board. $6.99

C. Josephine Cabernet Sauvignon 2020: Bold, full-bodied, and rich with notes of black currant and ripe berries. Bursting with layers of dark fruit, cushioned by a set of soft, silky tannins. It’s big and dry enough to stand up to a hearty cut of beef, but also balanced and drinkable enough to enjoy on its own. $6.99

D. Love, Olivia Watermelon Wine: Fun and easy to drink with a little splash of natural watermelon flavor. Made with a bright, light-bodied base of Moscato and Colombard, it has a crisp, succulent edge that’s a perfect match for a salad or drinking on its own. $3.99

E. Love, Olivia Peach Wine: Another easy to drink and super-affordable wine from the Trader Joe’s Olivia wine line, this one infused with the sweetness of a little splash of natural peach flavor. This juicy wine pairs brilliantly with cheese plates and charcuterie. $3.99

F. Rebuttel Chardonnay: A lighter, easier-drinking version of classic Chardonnay wines, expressing itself in light notes of peach, honeydew melon, and lightly toasted brioche. Excellent pairing for light pastas, grilled vegetables, and all kinds of seafood. Gentle acidity, and juicy flavors of ripe stone fruit, it also makes a great wine for simply sipping on its own. $6.99

G. Espiral Vinho Verde: This peppy, young, Trader Joe’s exclusive white wine comes from the Vinho Verde region of Northern Portugal, boasting a crisp, slightly sparkling mouthfeel with pops of green apple and fragrant melon. It’s a natural partner to warm-weather fare like mango jicama slaw, fish tacos, or ripe cantaloupe. $5.49

H. Maison Barboulot Cabernet Syrah: Trader Joe’s says this “may just be one of the finest hidden gems in our entire wine section,” and a steal at just $6.99! Each sip is smooth and fruity, with ripe aromas of cherry and refined notes of vanilla on the palate, leading into a lovely, lingering finish. Pair with seared steak. $6.99

Disclaimer: Wine prices were accurate at time of writing and may vary by region. For most accurate pricing, see in-stores.

Weekly Poll

We’ll reveal the results of this week’s poll in next week’s newsletter.

Last week, we asked you: what’s your favorite potato chip? The results are in, and most of you clearly love kettle-cooked potato chips!

41% of poll participants voted “Kettle,” and second place was “Classic” potato chips with 25% of the vote. Here’s what some of you had to say about kettle chips:

• “I like the texture and flavor.” - Freda in Florida

• “They’re even better when scooped in dip.” - Donna in Colorado

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