3 Red Wines Under $20! | Which Red Wine Should I Buy!?

Who doesn't love a good glass of red wine? Where are my winos at? If you like red wine but maybe you're on a budget, today we're sharing with you three thirsty approved reds under 20 bucks. Cheers to deals. So we're starting off with our most expensive out of the three, Miomi. This comes in at $19.99. Oh, this one tastes different, I'm gonna tell you that. She is so smooth. It's like velvet. This wine makes me want to cuddle up. Just that cuddle, little Netflix. Little Netflix and order in. She's a little bit sweeter, but I love it. She's a sweet gal. This, I can picture myself sitting on the couch, you know, watching a movie, some popcorn, some Raisinets. That's what this wine is telling me to do. Maybe like even a nice steak dinner. Yes, yes. Next up on our list is 19 Crimes. We have their Cabernet here and this comes in at $10.99. Also, this happens to be literally my go-to. I buy this at least once a week. The Shiraz is actually also very good. All of them, they're all good. Literally, I swear by all of them. But the Cabernet, the Shiraz is where it's at. Cheers. I mean, that's not like... Oh, quenching. That's quenching. That's fire, baby. She's very easy to drink. Very licious wine. Could drink like five glasses. Drink a whole bottle. So if you order a bottle of 19 Crime and you're more than one person, definitely get more than one bottle. Yeah, for sure. Another really cool thing about this wine, and probably actually the coolest thing besides that it tastes so delicious. So all of the criminals on the wine label come to live in this little app. The app is called Living Wine Labels. Easter Monday, 1876. We made break for the ship Catawba. We nearly stopped getting to her. But after two days, hats bloody from rowing, we boarded the Catawba and escaped. Wine with a side of history. So cool. If you're drinking alone, then it's like you're drinking with somebody. Exactly. So you're welcome. Coming in at $9.99, our most inexpensive wine, Bogle Merlot. Wine Enthusiast Magazine named them Bogle wines have been made by the same family in the same place for the past 40 plus years. How precious. I mean, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. You know what I'm saying? But this is a full-bodied and dry wine. So if you're into that type of thing, this is for you. You like dry wine? I like dry wine. And I like when my wine tastes like berries. So I would pair this with a margarita pizza, maybe even a cheeseburger actually. You had me at cheeseburger. Cheese. Cheers to cheese. Now go fall out, but on a budget and grab one of these bottles of wine from bottlerover.com. Or all three, because you can afford it, right? Cheers to that.