11 of the Best Trader Joe's Wines Under $10

It's a well-established fact that cheap doesn't always mean bad when it comes to wine, and there's probably no grocery store as well-equipped for this as Trader Joe's — and no, we’re not just talking about the store's beloved 'Two-Buck Chuck.' With a huge wine selection featuring affordable bottles that line the aisles, it's hard to know where to start. Here are 11 of the best Trader Joe's wines to buy, each coming in at less than $10.

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Price: $6.99

Who doesn't want a bottle of sangria in the house at all times? Grab an armful of these wines at Trader Joe’s, throw some fruit in there, and sit out on the deck with your friends. And some olives might be nice, if you wouldn't mind.

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Price: $6.99

Here's a nice French white wine that pairs well with pork, veggies, and snacks. More than one Vivino reviewer has compared it to moss and mushrooms, so if you're a deer, you'll love it.

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Price: $7.99

"Four stars on value alone," writes one reviewer. Notes of dark fruit like cherry and plum seem to set the profile for this French pinot, an excellent option when it comes to cheap Trader Joe’s wine.

Price: $5.99

Dr. Beckermann sounds a lot more like a guy that might remove an ingrown toenail than a winemaker, but that's fine. His German riesling (which is a lot easier to say than Liebfraumilch) runs only $6 at Trader Joe's and makes a fine pairing with a few oysters on the half shell.

Price: $7.99

It's pretty hard to miss branding as aggressive as Aime La Vie, but in case you do, stick this red wine on your list. It's a little on the fruity side, and for the price, it's one of the best affordable bottles from Trader Joe's wine selection.

Price: $4.49

These trendy Portuguese wines have become pretty popular, and it's easy to see why. Espiral's vinho verde is light and acidic, pairs nicely with shellfish and vegetables, and only costs a staggering $4.50.

Price: $6

I can't believe this wine is only $6. This is a personal favorite, and it's stocked at almost all times in my fridge. I've had $45 bottles of rosé that don't taste as good as this. Buy a few at a time; you'll go through it quicker than you expect.

Price: $6.99

For an easy-drinking table wine, Badet Clement Pontificis won't disappoint. The Vivino reviews seem unified in pointing out what a great quality-price-ratio is going on here in this $7 red blend.

Price: $6.99

Floriana Grüner Veltliner is a fruity, citrusy, Hungarian white, and Trader Joe's only wants seven of your hard-earned dollars for it. One reviewer calls it "Perfect for an October 2nd wedding on a warm fall Philadelphia evening," so be sure to keep that in mind.

Price: $6.49

Produced in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France, you can pour this bold, sweet wine alongside a nice steak or even a cheese tray. 

Price: $9.99

Ah yes, the big $10 splurge. Masca del Tacco has gotten a lot of acclaim, regardless of price. "What a bomb of ripe fruit, jam, plums and a lot of sunshine in this relatively unknown Italian grape variety," writes one reviewer, before back-peddling a bit with, "simple but very likable."