Brian Freedman is our host for all things Classic Wines! Brian can be seen featured in our wine videos as he guides viewers through the intricate world of wine. In addition he is also an editor ... More
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How To Speak Australian - Wine 101 - Shiraz is one of Australia’s most well known wines. The grapes are grown throughout A...
Terroir - Wine 101 - We all know that the wine world is full of confusing terminology, and one of the most confusing (...
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Champagne or Sparkling Wine - They're Both Great - Today Brian Freedman tastes a rose sparkler, "Le Marchesine Franciacorta Rose Millesimato 20...
Gold Medal Wine Club - Join us today as Brian Freedman introduces to the Gold Medal Wine Club. This club offers several ...
Wonderful Spanish Wines - Wines from Spain are a great value these days. It is a region that is really coming into it's own...
Spectacular Super Tuscans - What makes a super tuscan wine super? Join Brian Freedman as he reviews the Ruffino Modus 2005 to...
Wine Gifts - What And Where to Buy Online - Host Brian Freedman is here to help you this holiday season. If you've got wine lovers in your li...
Micheal Zimberg Reports: Pride Mountain Vineyards - Roving Reporter Michael Zimberg of What Would Mikey Drink gives us an inside look at Pride Mounta...
Written By: Brian Freedman on Wed, Jul 2nd 2008
$26-$50 is a sweet spot for wine. This price range is expensive enough to provide consumers with higher end bottles while staying within the range of affordability. Bottles between twenty six and fifty dollars can still be found at local shops, but become a bit hit or miss. Research here at Classic Wines to determine if these bottles are for you.
