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I think of you like lighter fruited flavor profiles you might like Pinot noirs and Zinfandels. There a really a great affordable red blend I like called Ménage e trois, that’s available pretty much everywhere. And there are very fruity light Pinot called Meomi you might like. I get it at Costco, but it’s pretty generally available
Thank you! I'm excited to try them!
It sounds like you may like sweeter stuff and so might enjoy rieslings - they are usually sweet. Domaine Ste Michelle is inexpensive and available in most grocery stores.
For a red that is more “juice-forward” without being sugary sweet, Yellow Tail Syrah is a great value and also available everywhere. It’s my go-to for making sangria.
If you want to splurge a little for a nice wine to go with a steak dinner, Prisoner is very approachable at around $35. It’s bold and rich with a little sweetness to it.
You might want to try wines from Barefoot or San Antonio (Stella Rossa). They tend to be very sweet without being syrupy. I can’t stand them but they’re popular for a reason.
If there are local wineries in your region, check them out as well. A lot of them will have berry wines or other fruit wines that don’t have the astringency found in grape wines.
Try Jam Jar from South Africa! Also Riunite from Italy. Those two are sweet and fruit forward :)
Try german whites, late harvest rieslings for example.
Maybe a Moscato D’Asti!