jug wine

Odds are, anyone who remembers the Reagan Era also remembers sipping these cloyingly sweet blends of jug wine, carbonated water and juice.

Later, he and his two sons, Fred and Jim, continued to make jug wine ("The Mazzoni Special") in what has become an iconic sight along a stretch of Highway 101 running through Sonoma County--a weathered old barn advertising "Dr.

We found we shared a taste for cheap Carlo Rossi jug wine ...

In other inland AVAs, the growth in Zinfandel production has been fueled by an increase in demand for white Zinfandel wine, which is typically sold as a low-priced jug wine. The general pattern of decreasing real prices for Zinfandel grapes over time suggests that the latter trend is overpowering the former.

jug wines. (53) Between 1991 and 2001, the share of jug wine as a

It achieved great popularity in the 19th century as the jug wine of the Parisian cafes, due to its close proximity to the French capital, but now it's almost a byword for a certain style of wine.

Not only that, until recently Argentine wineries specialized in making the cheap jug wine sold in damajuanas.

wineries survived by selling jug wine in the mass market for many years.

After the Second World War production inched up again, especially in the jug wine market.

Compared to the grands crus of the serious French novel, Sagan is jug wine - but you could get hooked on her.

Her tone is often that of the scruffy graduate student trying to describe the folkways of society matrons and philanthropic patrons to her academic friends over a potluck supper and a bottle of California jug wine.

The jug wine market consists of those wines that retailed for no more than $3.50 per 750 ml.