21 Cheap Wines That Will Please Even Your Pickiest Guests

This rosé will surely transport you to the south of France, its birthplace. Picture yourself on white sandy beaches, holding a glass wafting aromas of grapefruit, red current, and rose.

This Chardonnay has green apple and pear aromatics with a silky texture. Bogle has a handful of other varietals, too, that’ll impress you (and your wallet).

This deep ruby red is a cross of Pinot Noir and Cinsault. It has strong notes of mulberry, plum, and Maraschino cherry.

This lush region of Portugal produces crisp whites that are floral, bright, and slightly effervescent. A perfect summer sipper.

This Riesling has a great minerality with a bit of a salty finish due to decomposed slate rocks in the soil.

Wine Spectator showers this Cabernet Sauvignon with critical acclaim year after year. It’s a bold number with black fruits complimented by dark chocolate and currant.

Marlborough is synonymous with Sauvignon Blanc because the region produces bright, clean, and grassy whites the world loves. Three winemaking brothers create this crisp and refreshing bottle with tropical and citrus flavors. We’re swooning over this wine and, also, the thought of three winemaking brothers.

California producer Bonny Doon creates a gorgeous rosé that’s fresh and bright.

Franzia is a favorite for its price, obviously, but there’s a lot to love about the winemaker. The brand’s a leader in sustainable practices, with its recyclable boxes and the fact that those boxes pack easier on a truck, saving 50% in greenhouse gas emissions. Try the classic cab, or the Chardonnay, chablis, or fruity red sangria.

Alamos receives critical acclaim for its velvety mouthfeel and lush cherry and blackberry notes.

Kendall-Jackson has been America’s #1 selling Chardonnay for 25 years. You’ll taste tropical flavors with citrus notes in this wine.

This Spanish sparkling wine is treated much like Champagne in that it’s produced with a secondary fermentation in the bottle and spends 15 months on its lees. This special care produces fine bubbles that release bright citrus and toasted brioche aromas.

Stella Rosa produces consistent, affordable bottles. This bubbly is no exception. Peach and almond notes burst straight out of the glass.

“Juicy” by Notorious P.I.N.K. Sorry, we couldn’t resist. This balanced rosé features strawberry, honey, and orange blossoms.

Parducci is the longest running winery in Mendocino County, CA. They’ve been making sustainably produced, quality wines for centuries. This Pinot Noir is no exception. It’s medium bodied with notes of pomegranate, red plum, and leather.

Bourbon-barrel aging imparts intense butter, vanilla, and caramel notes in this Chardonnay. The intensity and rich body make it a perfect pairing with pork or a rich fish, like salmon.

Santa Barbara’s coastline provides a harmonious balance of fog, wind, and ocean. This bottle has bright red cherry aromas and strawberry flavors.

This crisp red wine is vibrant with ripe berries.

The Folonari family aimed to create reputable, accessible wines. We like the Folonari family…and their mission…and their wines. This crisp and refreshing white wine aims to please with flavors of green apples.

Once again, bourbon barrels bring oak, vanilla, and chocolate notes to the forefront of this bold red. Notes of black cherry and blackberry hold their own, too, providing balance. Beringer is another label to be on the look out for when seeking value-driven wines.

Dark Horse winemaker Beth Liston describes her method as treasure hunting. She aims to use new winemaking techniques with different varietals to create a wine that outperforms its price. This Sauvignon Blanc is a prime example with its crisp notes of grapefruit and lime.