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Tomorrow it's time again, an old year has passed and a new one is started!

If you celebrate at home with family or friends of the year, why not with the winner of champagne?

Too expensive?

Where!

The Austrian consumer magazine test has 40 sparkling wines from Champagne and sparkling wine tested & Co. (No. 1 / 2009). The clear winner is not expensive champagne, but a sparkling wine from Hofer (Aldi) just as much as € 3.49.

Mailberger Gutssekt Brut, Trinity Winery Ltd. in Rohrendorf to get € 3.49 in Hofer

I have tasted that champagne and of course it can, although I rather prefer semi-dry sparkling wines, recommend further. This price performance ratio is unbeatable!

Why drink so "expensive booze" (sau ...) when you can enjoy almost nothing the Champagne winner!

Incidentally, the second one champagne has to € 32.60.

Also recommended I find the dry Goldeck to € 5.59, you get this sparkling wine at Spar, Billa, Merkur and Adeg.

So read it to crash, with the winner of champagne!

You and your family a Happy 2009!

PS If you prefer to drink wine, you'll find here wines with excellent value for money:

The best wines under 7 - € from discounters (wine from Austria)

The best wines under 7 - € from the supermarket (wine from Austria)

Wine shop in area wine shops with "farm-gate 'prices

At the weekend I tasted a very good red wine, which I do not want to deprive you. I think this wine has a sharp value for money, and is therefore highly recommended:

Blaufränkisch Classic Nyék 2006, dry, 13% vol., Price € 5.50

Very fruity aroma and berry flavors, velvety, very harmonious

Where to buy:
Weingut Josef and Anna Hufnagel
Herrengasse 44
A-7311 Neckenmarkt
Tel / Fax: +43 (0) 2610/42301
www.weingut-hufnagel.at

Who does not love wine, women and song remains a fool his whole life. "Martin Luther"

What does "from the farm"?

You pay in the area wine store the same price as the wine itself. (No charge)

Area wine shops there almost every wine region, only you pay in most wine shops more money than the growers.

Advantages:

1. You must not drive at any given grower. (Saves time and fuel costs)
2. There is usually a very large selection of wines
3. You can taste the wines before
4. Staff advises that to you
5. A few wine shops offer wine at farm gate "price to
6. Some also supply to Germany and Switzerland
7. Wine shop online

Disadvantages:

1. You need to take any wine store several 100 km
2. Many wine shops charge for the tasting, except you buy over 100 - a €
3. You do not get any wine in a winery in the program (usually grades 2-8)
4. Many wine shops have a price premium (up to 30 percent)

Here I go wine shopping regularly:

Burgenland wine shop wine factory
Obere Hauptstrasse 31
A-7100 Neusiedl am See
Tel +43/2167/20705
www.weinwerk-burgenland.at

Advantages / disadvantages:

• Worth a trip worthwhile
• Very large selection
• Only wines from Burgenland
• 90 percent of wines with "farm-gate 'prices
• Wine shop online
• Deliver to Germany and Switzerland
• You can not taste every wine tasting and have to be paid
• Be sure to subscribe to the newsletter, because there are always good deals and regular wine tastings

Area wine shop German Cross
Hauptstrasse 55
A-7301 German Cross
Tel +43/2613/89768
www.gebietsvinothek.at

Advantages / disadvantages:

• Worth a trip worthwhile
• Only wines from the vineyards of central Burgenland, many red wines, white wines little
• Every wine in the program, you can also taste
• Samples from a purchase of 150 - € free
• Top qualities (one of the best red wine regions in Austria)
• Wine prices have been raised slightly, from 5 - €
• No wine shop online

Summary: Those who love good wine drinking, should not necessarily spend much money for it. Supermarket and discount wines have a very good value for money, but not every wine you can drink really well. Why buy only one bottle to try.

Wine growers to buy either directly from the farmer or in a wine bar area. The only drawback, you have to drive long distances and usually the cost of fuel and money. Therefore always buy wine with several friends and split the fuel costs.

Conclusion: Wine is among the most useful beverages, among medicine the most tasteful food among the most pleasant. (Plutarch, Greek philosopher, c. 100 AD)

Do you also a wine bar area with "farm-gate" prices, then please contact me in the comments field.

<- buy wine - inside information and where to buy good but cheap wines like

<- Buy wines, where a purchase is worthwhile

<- The tricks of the supermarkets sell wine and the most important wine info, no ice to be led around again

<- The best wines under 7 - € from the supermarket (wine from Austria)

<- The best wines under 7 - € from discounters (wine from Austria)

<- buy wines at the vineyard directly, my secret favorite

The sound of the cork, reminds me of Hochgehen the curtain at a premiere, if only God alone knows what awaits us there. (Francois Mauriac)

The quality of wine in Austria in recent years greatly increased, unfortunately, also the price. Cost about 10 years ago a top red wine cuvee from the Middle Burgenland (Blaufränkischland) about 120th - to 130 - Schilling (8.70 to 9.50 to € €) we are today at a price of about 18 - to 20, - Euro. This is a price increase of about 106 percent.

Fortunately, there are some growers who do not have such a name, but a very good wine at a fair price to offer but. Here I would like to introduce you to some of my secret favorites.

Note: This is not the best wine or the best wine, but to the best value for money. On my side it will give tips to save money in the budget and not about who has the best wine. To German: How much good wine I get for my money. Just because a wine three times as much cost, it is usually not three times as well. (Exceptions give it of course)

Here are my wine:

Weingut Hermann Fink
Hauptstrasse 78
A-7051 Grosshöflein
Tel / Fax: +43 (0) 2682/64376
www.hermann-fink.at

• Very friendly family winemaker
• Has many varieties, many award-winning wines and moderate prices
• Returns to Germany

are recommended:

In any event, the 2006 Chardonnay and 2007, dry, price per 3rd - €

ZWEIGELT Neusatz 2007, dry, price € 3.70

Scent of strawberry jam, cherries

And of course the sweet wine

Vineyard Haussatzhof - Helmut Wind
House set Strasse 1
7062 St. Margaret
Tel: 02680/20077, Fax: 02680/3311
Mobile: 06644003330
www.wind-wein.at

Very good I think:

MUSCAT OTTONEL HARTMISCH 2006, sweet, price € 4.40

PINOT NOIR 2004 RIED KLAUSE, dry, price € 5.80

Cherry scent, strawberry jam, leaving something in Mandarin

Weingut - Pension *** Lake View

Erika and Karl Sattler
Klausberg 3
A-7093 Jois / Neusiedlersee
Tel: +43- (0) 2160-8206
Fax: +43- (0) 2160-8206-4
www.sattler-seeblick.at

• Very nice winery

Recommended:

2007 Riesling, dry, price € 3.80

JUNGENBERG 2006 (Zweigelt / Gamay / Blue Burger), dry, price € 4.50

Very tasty, easy

ZWEIGELT 2006, dry, price € 5.70

Do you also have a wine with good value for money? Then tip me your website please write with in the comment section.

<- The best wines under 7 - € from discounters (wine from Austria)

Wine shop in area wine shops with "farm-gate" prices ->

Wines are like a woman - not resistant, reticent and difficult to satisfy. Whenever you open it, you risk being disappointed, they are but in the form - and they are usually with good care - what bliss! "Baron Philippe de Rothschild"

At the discount stores is the l Auswah not as great as in the supermarkets, but they score with the best value for money. At these prices, some wines are very well managed, especially older vintages of CALLIOPE GRAND CUVEE BARRIQUE I found very good.

Note: Today I have a bottle of Penny Market KREMSER SCHMIDT GREEN VELTLINER bought at. Here I noticed that during the same shelf are three different vintages: 2005, 2006 and 2007. Watch therefore, for each purchased bottle on the vintage!

These are my wine Favorites:

• Hofer

Dry white wine:

FRESH FRUITY BURGENLAND CUVEE 2006, dry, 10.5% vol., Price 1,99 €
Trinity winery Rohrendorf

Apricot, light and sweet, spicy, entry, fair price

SELECTION GREEN VELTLINDER 2006, dry, 12% vol., Price € 2.79
Trinity winery Rohrendorf

Beautiful fruit, some spicy

EACE SELECTION GREEN VELTLINER 2006, dry, 13% vol., Price 2,99 €
Kaiserhof Winery, Krems

Apple, gooseberry

Dry red wine:

TERRA AUSTRIA SUPERIOR CUVEE BARRIQUE 2005, dry, 13% vol., Price 3.99
United Vineyards, German Cross

Nice fruit smell, of cinnamon, fair price

CALLIOPE GRAND CUVEE BARRIQUE 2004, dry, 13.5% vol., Price 4,49 €
Trinity winery Rohrendorf

Fruity, cherry, very round, top at that price

FLAT TOP LAKE LIMITATION CUVEE 2005, dry, 13.5% vol., Price 4,99 €
Flate Lake, Jois

Berry fruit, some wood

• Lidl

Sweet:

GOLS LATE HARVEST CUVEE 2005, sweet, 10% vol. Price € 2.49
Pannonian Weingartner, Gols

Fruity, slightly pear, light and sweet

• Penny Market

Dry white wine:

KREMSER SCHMIDT GREEN VELTLINER 2006, dry, 11.5% vol. Price 2,99 €
Winzer Krems, Krems

Fruity, apple, peppery, lively acidity value for money, very good

In summary, I can say that the discounters, Hofer in surely is the leader, because he also has the larger selection of Austrian wines. Although no one gets Top Tröpferl, but at these prices has Hofer secure the best value for money. The wine cellar of the Trinity, cane village, are generally recommended throughout.

In Lidl me tastes just the late harvest, all the rest I do not think well. The selection of dry wines is not very big at Lidl, it offers almost only sweet Austrian wines.

Enjoy your money!

Do you know some good wines at discount stores 7 - €, possibly from another country, then please write to me but your tip in the comment field, I would look forward to.

<- The best wines under 7 - € from the supermarket (wine from Austria)

Wines at the vineyard Buy now, my secret favorite ->

Today I'd like you favorite supermarket wine 7th - € introduce my.

Tastes are known to differ and you should always buy a bottle to try. Since I only wines for the price performance ratio, and not to assess preferences have mine, everyone is sure the right bottle of wine for this.

Wines from 5 - to 7, - € for you, maybe even very expensive, so I have some initial wines under 5 - € tested. Some wines from 5 - € can certainly compete with 10 - to 12 - € wines. Anyone who knows something in the wine scene, who knows what you pay for Austrian top wines.

Since I have tasted these wines for a long time, it may be that there is no longer the tested vintage, vote or not the prices. If this is the case you should try the new vintage, perhaps this is as good as the old year. I would imagine over time but always new wines.

Wines to 3 - € be an certainly not cut from the stool, but presented here have a super Preistleistungsverhältnis. These wines are very well suited for cooking and a splash of wine (juice) taste, but also as Achterl very well.

Professional cooking tip: If you a wine is left, then freeze them in a vessel, or an ice cube in a Ackerl. Then you always have a wine ready for cooking and not just open a whole bottle of wine. And most importantly, take a bad or faulty wine for cooking, the taste of the man.

Here's my recommendation:

• ADEG

Dry red wine:

ZWEIGELT in 2005 and dry, 13% vol Nittnaus., Price: 6,99 €
Hans Nittnaus, Gols

Dark berry fruit, good body, strong tannin

NECKENMAKRT BLAUFRÄNKISCH HOCHBERG 2004, dry, 13.5% vol. Price 6,99 €
Winery Neckenmarkt, Neckenmarkt

Heidelbeerfrucht, fine tannins

Sweet red wine:

ROMANS CUVEE BARRIQUE 2005, Ried Roman stone, sweet, 13% vol., Price 4,99 €
Klein Family, Illmitz

Chocolate-vanilla, light rum, a little Holzsüße

• BILLA

Dry white wine:

WINZER INCREASING THE FLOWERY Riesling 2006, dry, 12% vol., Price € 1.49
Winery Paul, Göttelsbrunn

Discreet exoticism, grapefruit and quince, apple sauce, mild acid to believe, hardly at the price, very well as splashes

WEGENSTEIN CLASSIC CHARDONNAY 2006, dry, 13% vol., Price 2,99 €
Wegenstein, Wr. Neudorf

Smells like pears, light exotic, slightly grapey, nice acidity, good price

Winzer Krems Grüner Veltliner 2006, dry, 12% vol., Price 2,99 €
Winzer Krems, Krems

Very good start wine and good price, easy for something exotic papaya

CLASSIC FIELD LEAGUES Riesling 2006, 11.5% dry vol., Price 3,99 €
Liegenfeld, Donnerskirchen (Wine Quartet)

Tropical fruits, slightly mineral and good melting

YES! NATURAL GREEN VELTLINER 2006, dry, 12.5% vol., Price 3,99 €
Roman Oppenauer, Poysdorf

Fruity aromas of pear, lively acidity, very harmonious

WEGENSTEIN reputation RIESLING 2004, 12% vol., Dry, price € 4.29
Wegenstein, Wr. Neudorf

Well-integrated acidity, fruit, stone fruit and a little mango

WEINVIERTEL DAC GREEN VELTLINER 2006, dry, 12.5% vol., Price 4,99 €
Ewald Gruber, Röschitz

Fruity apple, white pepper, nice spicy finish

GREEN CITY KREMS VELTLINER 2006, dry, 12.5% vol., Price 5,99 €
Weingut Stadt Krems, Krems

Nice fruit flavors, citrus, spicy, very well-integrated acidity, it also gets the Mercury

Dry red wine:

WINZER INCREASING THE STRONG CUVEE, dry, 12.5% vol., Price € 1.49
Winery Paul, Göttelsbrunn (Cuvee from Zweigelt and Blaufränkisch)

Cherry fruit, slight residual sugar, as an entry wine suitable for wine beginners, at the price quite OK

• MERKUR

Dry white wine:

GREEN VELTLINER WACHAU 2006, dry, 12% vol., Price 6,99 €
Josef Jamek, Joching

Nice aroma, slightly mineral fruit, mild acidity, spicy

WEINVIRTEL DAC GREEN VELTLINER Pleil 2006, dry, 14% vol., Price 5,99 €
Pleil, Wolkersdorf
Spicy, a little residual sugar, more beautiful body and great finish

GREEN VELTLINER CABINET 2006, dry, 12.5% vol., Price 5,99 €
Karl Steininger, Langenlois

Apple, citrus and apricot, light and sweet

SAUVIGNON BLANC 2006, dry, 13% vol Nittnaus., Price 5,99 €
Hans Nittnaus, Gols

Nice aroma, grassy, gooseberry, tangy, just as I imagine with a Sauvignon

Dry red wine:

BLUE ZWEIGELT, dry, 13% vol Nittnaus., Price 6,99 €
Hans Nittnaus, Gols

Dark berries, very tasty

Sweet:

BERRIES SELECTION ZWEIGELT 2005, sweet, 10.5% vol Nittnaus., Price 6,99 €
Hans Nittnaus, Gols

Cherry fruit, cotton candy, for a Beerenauslese a very good price

• SPAR / SPAR EURO / INTERSPAR

Dry white wine:

Archduke Johann Riesling 2006, dry, 11% vol., Price 3,99 €
Erzherzog Johann wines Ehrenhausen

Citrus and gooseberry, fresh acidity

STONE SPRING GREEN VELTLINER 2006, dry, 11% vol., Price 4,99 €
Freie Weingartner Wachau Valley, Durnstein

Just as a Grüner Veltliner should be, peppery, lively

PRICE INGER Pinot Gris 2006, dry, 14% vol., Price 5,99 €
Ilse and George Preisinger, Gols

Fruity pear and melon, light wood, powerful

Dry red wine:

REUMAN BLAUFRÄNKISCH 2005, dry, 13% vol., Price € 6.29
Grenzlandhof Reumann, German Cross

Fruity, subtle wood, light vanilla
ZWEIGELT EXQUISIT 2005, dry, 13% vol Nittnaus., Price 6,99 €
Hans Nittnaus, Gols

Beautiful fruit, light toast, cocoa

Sweet:

Tschida ELITE 2005, Sweet, 9.5% vol., Price 5,99 €
Hans Tschida, Illmitz

Good sweet-acid-play, fruity

• OBJECTIVE POINT

Dry white wine:

KREMSER SCHMIDT GREEN VELTLINER 2006, dry, 11.5% vol., Price 2,99 €
Winzer Krems, Krems

Fruity, very good wine for the price

Dry red wine:

WINZER INCREASING THE BLUE PORTUGUESE Milde 2006, dry, 13.5% vol., Price € 1.49
Wine Paul, Göttlesbrunn

Aroma of raspberry, some bright color, good start for the price of wine

Sweet:

WINZER INCREASING EXCLUSIV BERRIES SELECTION 2006, sweet, 12% vol., Price 3,99 €
Wine Paul, Göttlesbrunn

Honey and dried fruit, good sweet-acid play

I hope with these wines, I've met your taste.

Finally I can say: Billa has the best price performance ratio in the wines. Wines of Winery Paul (WINZER STEIG) are good for entry, and is also very cheap, wines for the quality of Nittnaus are relatively cheap, and almost all varieties are recommended.

If you also know how great supermarket wines (also from Italy, Germany, Australia, France, etc.) under 7 - Euro, but then please write your tip in the comments field.
In this sense, who can enjoy no longer drinks wine, but tastes secrets.
(Salvador Dalí, 1904-1989)

<- The tricks of the supermarkets sell wine and the most important wine info, no ice to be led around again.

The best wines under 7 - € from discounters (wine from Austria) ->

Wine drinkers are looking good, are smart, sexy and healthy.
"Hugh Johnson" (English "wine guru" and author of several bestsellers on wine)

In this eighth scams you should:

1. In the shelves of wines from certain wine-growing regions are combined into groups. At eye level are the wine bottles, the highest profit for the supermarket bring. (And usually expensive wines)
2. The cheaper wines are at the bottom, and the Tetra Pack Wines and larger bottles of 1-2 liter capacity. The most expensive bottles are at the top.
   
3. Even with the horizontal arrangement can be assumed that left on the shelf rather the cheap wines, the wines are more expensive and right. This also has a reason for it is based mostly on the shelf from left to right. Pay attention to your next purchase!
4. Special offers in boxes of 6 to Spontaneinkaufen animate, can indeed be a bargain, but they are mostly a flop and the wine is not drinking really.
5. In principle, you ought to try just one bottle of wine always buy, and not more than one, just because they are now on sale.
6. It is also often balance bottles a spot price offered, is there but mostly about old wines. Watch therefore carefully at the label, which usually are white wines, the older three years are when and red wines, the period of consumption already degraded have at it. It can also be white elephants, which are sold off for reasons of space.
7. Never buy the light white wines than 3 years older. These wines are usually lost after one year of freshness and liveliness.
8. Wines under 5 - € 2-3 years should be drunk from within, since then the quality decreases greatly. These wines are drinkable now, and also made it.
9. Do not be a nice bottle of wine with a nice label to induce purchase. The wine in the supermarket may not cost you, so buying one often depends on the design. The course know, the marketing experts and develop a beautiful design, exterior Hui shame inside. And this promise will be disappointed very often.

You should avoid this at the vineyard:

1. Try the cheese, can taste many wines better.
2. Criticism of a wine.
3. Wine is allowed to spit, if you go by own car. There is no spittoon (vessel) ready, you can certainly ask for one.
4. If you get free wine tasting, you should buy a service charge at least a few bottles of wine.
5. Always drink this water without gas, as the carbon dioxide can taste particularly young white wines with more acidity, more acidic.
6. The only attack on the wine glass stem.
7. In a cellar tour not knock on the wooden barrels, that would be like if someone looks into your purse.

The final tip: If you bought a wine a wine that has an error or corked, then you can usually change the wine.

Therefore: A drinking vessel as soon as it is empty, makes no real joy again. "Wilhelm Busch"

Now it's Their First, in the next few articles I present to you some value for money wines under 7 - above €.

'- wine sources where a purchase is worthwhile

The best wines under 7 - € from the supermarket (wine from Austria) ->

What policies have the wine and the common? You notice after the event, which bottle you have chosen!

Nowadays, you can already buy wine on every corner, makes the great variety but not easy to find a good and cheap wine. So you do not "pig in a poke" buy, I would like some shopping tips on hand to give you.

Where you can buy wine everywhere, and what are pros and cons of it?

• Wine from the supermarket

Wines:
Wines of large companies, often bulk and industrial wines. But there are always regional winemakers wines that are only produced for the supermarket.

First / Disadvantage:
The wines are meant for immediate drinking pleasure, and usually better than its reputation.

• Drug store / gas station / Furniture Shops / Garden

Wines:
Mass wines from major wine regions known

Advantages / disadvantages:
These wines are very cheap, but rarely well.

• Discount stores (Hofer / Aldi / Lidl / Penny-Markt)

Here, under the same label, sold for many years, different wines from different vendors.

Wines:
Small range of popular wine growing areas, often there are weekly loss leaders.

First / Disadvantage:
While there are always some drinkable and affordable wines, but there are also wines that are drinkable. Especially special offers are rarely worth the money.

• Department Stores:

Wines:
usually have extensive wine departments and wine for every budget.

First / Disadvantage:
The price tag wines are often described in detail. There are also professionals that you can ask for advice. Now and then there are also very good action wines.

• Wine shop (such as wine & Co.)

Very large selection of wines of different price categories, also for the small purse. In most cases, only selected wine growers in the program (not mass-produced).

First / Disadvantage:
Wein & Co., each week several wines on offer, you can taste for free, too. The wines cost at least 30 percent more than the wine itself from 6 or 12 bottles of that wine is just off it. Ich habe festgestellt, dass bei Sonderangeboten und Rabattaktionen der Wein noch immer teuerer ist, als beim Winzer.

• Winzer / Weinbauer

If something is traveling much for wine lovers, because not everyone is lucky like me, to live in a wine mecca. If your wine stocks are exhausted, a worthwhile trip to some wineries in any case. The best way to take a few friends, and then share the fuel costs.

Many winemakers have 1-2 times a year a so-called "open cellar door," where all are free to taste the wines it. Some growers offer this day your entire range of wines cheaper by up to 10 percent. Some wine makers are old vintages for reasons of space (you need space for the new age groups) sold off at a special price.

Advantages / disadvantages:
The prices are lower than in the trade. You can taste the wines and bought previously so not the "pig in a poke". Nowhere else can you learn more about wine, than at the vineyard itself, many winemakers also an online store and to supply a certain number of bottles for free.
You have to be very long routes take in buying, unless you live in a wine region. (Time and fuel costs)

• Wine on the Internet

Over the Internet you get almost all wines, either directly from the growers on its homepage, and the wine retailer or through auctions.

Advantages / disadvantages:
You can compare prices and search engines, many dealers and shops are about. It is important always to pay attention to the shipping costs, and whether the delivery is insured. Obviously you can taste these wines before you leave and not only to the description of wine online stores.

• Area wine shops

If one of my favorites, they are right in a wine region and only offer wines of the region.

Advantages / disadvantages:
Area wine shops have a wide range several winemakers in the region, it saves the directions on each individual wine producers. The wine prices are mostly "from the farm", which means that you pay as much as with the winemakers directly. It also offers tastings, but you need to pay.

Finally, one can say that there are in the supermarket and discounter at times good value for money wines, bargain deals are not usually recommended. My favorites are the wine or the wine bar area. Here you get the best price, and so I am going to share my secret insider tips.

<- buy wine - inside information and where to buy good but cheap wines like

The tricks of the supermarkets sell wine and the most important wine info, no ice to be led around again ->

Das Leben ist doch viel zu kurz, um eine schlechte Flasche Wein zu trinken!

Müssen gute Weine deshalb auch teuer sein?

Natürlich kannst du in Weinzeitschriften oder Weinguides nach Weinempfehlungen und Preisen suchen. Wenn du dir die Preise von den Topweinen ansiehst, vergeht dir aber dann der Gusto auf eine Flasche Wein. Es sind in diesen Weinführern oft nur renommierte Weingüter und Weine geführt. Und wenn Weine eine gute Bewertung bekommen, steigen sie meist noch im Preis. Was mich dabei stört, ist das im nächsten Jahr, wenn die Qualität nicht so gut ist wie im Vorjahr, der Preis trotzdem gleich bleibt und nicht billiger wird.

Ich bin leidenschaftlicher Weintrinker und werde deshalb oft von meinen Freunden gefragt, ob ich ihnen nicht den einen oder anderen Geheimtipp geben kann. Natürlich habe ich dann immer einen Tipp parat, da ich ja im Wein-Mekka des Burgenlands wohne.

Ich bin den Wein betreffend etwas vorbelastet, da meine Großeltern und Eltern schon Winzer waren. Für meine Familie gehörte Wein zum Lebensstil dazu. Es war ganz normal zu jeder Hauptmahlzeit Wein zu trinken (außer zum Frühstück, wir sind ja keine Alkoholiker). Dieses Weinvirus hat mich auch infiziert, nur ist es mir lieber Wein zu trinken, als ihn selbst herzustellen.

Es ist für mich und meine Weinfreunde immer eine neue Herausforderung, die perfekten Preisleistungsweine zu finden. Zugegeben, bei der Vielzahl an Weinen ist es nicht leicht einen Wein mit gutem Preisleistungsverhältnis zu finden. Aber wir sind immer wieder erstaunt, welche Topweine es noch für einen relativ niedrigen Preis gibt.

Aus diesem Grund möchte ich dir in einer siebenteiligen Serie zeigen, wo es die besten Preisleistungsweine zu kaufen gibt, und was man dabei beachten muss. Regelmäßig möchte ich dir auch Termine für Gratisweinverkostungen geben und den einen oder anderen Weingeheimtipp.

Wenn du mehr über das Thema Wein wissen möchtest, kannst du hier ein kostenloses Weinseminar downloaden.

In diesem Sinne: “Im Wein liegt Wahrheit – der Schwindel liegt im Etikett.” unbekannt

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Die besten Weine unter 7.- Euro aus dem Supermarkt (Wein aus Österreich)

Die besten Weine unter 7.- Euro vom Discounter (Wein aus Österreich)

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