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Hi guys,
I'm looking to travel around France this September with a few friends and we're hoping to do the majority of our sleeping either out camping or in very cheap hostals/ motels.
I just wanted to know if anyone has any experience with camping in France?
Is it worth booking in advance or is France such a place where finding hostals and campsites is really easy to find?
Any ideas on the prices?
Below is a brief outline on where we plan to travel (clockwise).
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A lot of camp sites in France close after the french summer holidays which usually end around the beginning of September. It might be worth to pick up a camping guide like the Michelin for France to check beforehand. And it's nice to have it at hand if you did not end up where you thought you might and look for a campsite. Especially if you're languagewise challenged.
Some of the closed campsite are still accessable, but offer no comforts as showers etc. A lot of french town and villages have a campsite owned by the administration. They often are attached to sport fields so that the sanitary blocks can be used for both. Look for the sign "Camping municipal".
With the exception of your excursions to Puy de Dome and the Brest area that's more or less exactly what we did as a family holiday a few years ago.
We had no problems at all finding campsites in early Sept although you did get the feeling that you'd missed the main part of the season and everything was starting to run down. We didn't prebook anything and only once (at Carcassonne) did we have problems finding space.
I'd suggest you google the Castels group of campsites and see if any of those are on your route. They're at the top end of the price range and similar to the cheaper hotels - F1, Etap etc but the locations - grounds of chateaux etc make it worth it.
If I was doing it again I'd camp on the dry days and head for the cheap hotels if it looked like rain.
I did a fair bit of camping in France last summer. The most usefull source of information i had was my Alan Rogers guide book. He has done a dedicated one on France. Alan Rogers Campsite Guides - Camping in France, Spain, Italy and more...
Here you can see what the French guide looks like: Amazon.co.uk: Books: Alan Rogers France 2009: Quality Camping and Caravanning Sites (Alan Rogers Guides)
You can search by site name, town its in or by looking on one of their regional maps. You will spend time flicking between different refrence sections in the book, but it does list a very good comprehensive amount of sites, showing which ones are open all year round too.
If there is only a few of you going i wouldn't bother booking sites ahead of time, especially being near the end of the camping season, just check opening/closing dates.
Prices vary quite alot, i remember paying a small fortune at a site on the south coast, was heavily geared up for kids though with loads of facilities. Generally coastal sites are more, but you won't be paying peak prices in September. As a rough guide prices for an average site would be somewhere from 4 Euros to 10 per person per night. Some sites charge per person and some per pitch so obviously if a few of you are sharing a tent it will be cheaper if you are charged per pitch.
The cheapest way to camp is to use the municipal sites, pretty much every other town has one, although getting info on them is a little harder and not sure about their opening dates.
Also some sites charge you a little more for having a bike, generally not much though.
Looking at your route it looks like you are going to a few major cities, most campsites for cities are on the outskirts and cost a little more than rural ones.
With regards to hostels i only stayed in a few, but i used the internet to find them.
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Thanks for the tips guys.
Looks like September time isn't the best time for a trip but it can't be helped. Looks like I'll be buying that Alan Rogers book, although a review on Amazon stated it doesn't cover September time... I'll have to pop into Waterstones and have a peek to see if it'll help. It's also assuring to know from Backofbeyond that it shouldn't be too difficult.
Thanks for all the links also guys. The hostal sites especially will come in handy.
€4-10 per night is around what we were calculating (£10) so I'll be happy to report that back to the rest of our team.
Thanks again people.
If you are discrete, you can pitcha tent for the night atthe back of most 'aires' ( rest areas on major roads). I have done this on th etoulouse/bordeaux motorway, figuring the 9 euros for teh peage to be worth pitch a tent for teh night. just check where you pitch as they do also 'exercise' dogs on the grass ay aires :(
But I dont like paying similar money to mobile homes for rock hard ground, with noise, in a pukka camping ground. Can't pay, won't pay.:innocent:
We plan to camp only for sleeping and maybe eating just before, rarely any luxuries unless it's chucking it down with rain/ is cold, so I'll consider those alternatives also, so long as they aren't considered illegal( according to a book I read today 'wild camping' is apparently a criminal offence in certain areas)?
Nothing wrong with Camping Municipale, cheap and usually good facilities. good one at the top of Rocamadour, if you're down that way. There's also a very good commercial site at Port Grimaud on the Med. coast, it seems expensive but the facilities, restaurants and entertainment make up for it, also motorcycle friendly. There's also the Camping Moto sites that are motorcycle only, look them up. We found that Municipale sites are cost effective and you can usually walk to the local village or town for food, we also found that eating cheap in France is easy, you just have to have the Plate du Jour (usually three course with wine), we found it chaper than just having a main meal. If you're cooking the local supermarkets are excellent for everything you need. Go to Arradour sur Glane, very moving, go to Condom, get the photo !
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This little campsite is run by a really friendly English family and is located in the middle of nowhere with some forest walks on the doorstep. We stayed there last year and many of the people who were there go every year.
Bracken the dog is mad but friendly. He likes eating stones!
Thery have a large fridge freezer which campers can use which is a big bonus. Nothing worse than warm beer!
If you're looking at the "Camping Municipal" in France, then the best bet is to follow the signs for the "Mairie" or "Hotel de Ville" (town halls) and ask in there. If they're not open (some rural ones are only open once a week then asking in bars, bar-tabacs, or boulangeries should turn up someone who knows. They do really vary though, I stayed in a fantastic one just outside Brest, right in the dunes, lovely and quiet with decent hot showers, washing facilities and even a laundrette on site. At the other end there's the one in my village with a bit of very sloping grass, one loo, one cold and I don't think functioning shower, and right by the main road. One good thing though is that towns and villages aren't too far apart so if you're unlucky, you can always just ride on.
Wild camping? I've never been able to find out whether you can or not, and I've asked all over, but it's always worthwile knocking on a door and asking if you can camp in someone's field "Bonjour monsieur/madame, avez-vous un peu d'espace dans vos champs pour un/deux/trois tentes pour un nuit?" quiet often it works if you're looking friendly but slightly knackered, and I've had great nights spent in farm kitchens struggling to understand what's being said to me through a gitane and alcohol haze, followed by a very sound sleep and breakfast thrown in.
Oh and you're got a PM too.
I was in France late September/early October last year and had no real issues finding camp sites that were available. Yes, some were closed, but other alternatives were easily located. Camping Municipal also gets my vote; cheap with reasonable facilities.
Avoid the temptation to pre-book (it really is not necessary) as this puts an additional, needless constraint, on your trip.
I found camping in France to be great last year, with an average price for 1 pers+tent+bike to be around 7Euros/night. Facilities were consistently excellent (compared to, say, Greece), but were often as not situated a small bike ride away from the town so necessitating a Beer on-site. Italy cost twice as much, generally, so i'd certainly do it again. Motorway Aire camping has tended to leave me feeling insecure but ok at a push. Check out the Motocamps dotted around which are bike-specific :thumbup1:.
Big, big thanks to everyone that's commented. As advised, I don't think I will be pre-booking after all. I looked in a few books listing campsites and a majority do close during September time, but I'm going to trust your judgement as many of you have done it before. I've ordered the Alan Rogers book anyway.
Thanks for the Camping Municipal idea also (especially that link MarkShelley, looks like a lovely place, so will be checking it out). No doubt we'll be taking up some of these. I'm not fussy about staying in comfortable places, but a shower every now and then is essential.
I probs won't be doing moto-camp though as I'll likely have friends following me in a Land Rover, but supposing they back out and I end up doing the trip alone, I'll bare it in mind. As for the insecurity, as I plan for France to be just the bigging of bigger things to come, I guess that'd be something I'll have to accept anyway.
A budget of about £10 a night with a little more for the odd luxurious night seems reasonable also.
For all those who've done trips of the same distance i.e. backofbeyond, would I be right in saying this trip would be on average around 2500 miles? I'm just trying to calculate fuel at the moment.
Finally, I'm thinking of going clockwise on this trip. Brest looks like the kind of area to relax at the end of the trip, plus the French Alps are one of the main attractions for me.
Many thanks again to everyone so far. Really can't wait for France now. Finally get to see what this DRZ400 is capable of.
Instead of going from Graisse to Arles direct, I would suggest you follow the river up from Nice and then the Gorge du Verdon. It is really a very scenic route, with many little places to stop and buy meals/fuel.
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The Associated Press
EDITOR'S NOTE -- On Aug. 18, 1955, The Associated Press reported that Pete Seeger and others testified before a House Un-American Activities Committee hearing in New York investigating alleged communist activities in the entertainment industry. Seeger, then 36, refused to answer any questions about his "associations, philosophy or religion." That refusal led to his conviction for contempt of Congress in 1961; the conviction was later overturned. Reporting on the 1955 hearing, the AP described Seeger as a "lanky man wearing a brown suit, plaid shirt and yellow tie" who called himself a "banjo picker." He told the committee: "I have sung to many audiences. I have sung in hobo jungles and I've sung for the Rockefellers. I've never refused to sing for anybody. That's the only answer I can give. I'm proud I've sung for Americans of every political persuasion." Fifty-nine years after its original publication, the AP is making this report of the HUAC hearing, which includes Seeger's comments, available.
NEW YORK, AUG. 18 (AP) -- A former television producer who said he handled a budget of $100,000 a week refused today to tell the house un-American activities committee whether he was a communist then or now.
He was Tony Kraber, 50, once a Columbia Broadcasting System executive.
The committee, investigating communist infiltration of show business, wound up its hearings in New York by questioning six witnesses today.
Rep. Francis E. Walter (D-PA) said the next hearing may be held in Washington in January.
Walter also disclosed that Elizabeth Bentley, self-admitted former Russian spy ring courier, had been hired by the committee two weeks ago as a paid consultant. He said her job was temporary and would last about another month. Her salary is $500 monthly.
The committee heard 23 witnesses in New York. Only one, actor George Hall, admitted he had a communist past.
The committee encountered a stone wall with all six of today's witnesses in its probe of red activity in the entertainment world. Besides Kraber, they were:
Ivan Black, 53, a public relations man, who cited the 1st, 5th, 6th, 10th and 14th amendments to the constitution, the most of any of the 20 witnesses heard this week.
Peter Seeger, 36, a banjo-playing folk singer, who offered to play his banjo for the committee, but the committee declined.
Alan Manson, 36, a Broadway and television actor and war veteran. He cited the 1st, 5th, and 9th amendments.
Harold J. Salemson, 44, a foreign film importer and former Hollywood free lance writer.
David Kanter, 46, production stage manager.
Salemson denied being a communist but refused to comment on his associations or beliefs prior to July 1, 1948, invoking the 1st and 5th amendments.
Salemson said he would have been more inclined to cooperate with the committee had not Walter "associated himself on Monday night with elements which I feel should be investigated."
His reference was to the chairman's speech at a New York rally of The Alliance, Inc., described as an anti-communist organization.
"This was a biased political meeting," declared Salemson.
"Obviously this committee is here not to investigate but convict. The chairman associates with un-American elements."
This brought a laugh from spectators.
Walter quickly retorted:
"I was proud to be at the meeting Monday night and I assure you there was no person there who would ever invoke the Fifth Amendment."
Kraber said he was an executive producer at CBS, handling the $100,000 a week budget in 1949 and 1950, and that in 1951 he was director of special events for the CBS radio network.
(CBS said its records showed Kraber was executive assistant in its short wave division from 1942 to 1948, when he went to the Dumont Television Network. He returned to CBS in September, 1949, as a producer in its television division. CBS said that in December of the same year he became assistant director of special events for CBS Radio and that he "resigned by mutual consent" in September, 1951.)
Kraber accused the committee of having been instrumental in getting him "fired" from CBS. He asserted he now was an actor and American folk singer, although some people mistakenly had called him a guitar player. "I don't care if you're a guitar player or a piccolo player," said Walter. "Just answer the questions and find out why you are here."
Frank Tavenner Jr., committee counsel, told Kraber that Elia Kazan, director of the movie "On the Waterfront," and Clifford Odets, playwright, had identified him as a communist. Asked if this was correct. Kraber declined to answer, citing the 1st and 5th amendments, but remarked: "Is this the same Kazan who signed a contract for $500,000 the day after he gave names to your committee?"


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Publix Bakery
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Publix saved my wedding!! Our original cake lady backed out a week before our wedding and Publix said they would be able to do a cake on such short notice. The cake was amazing and looked amazing.
Wedding: 06/15/2014
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Perfect cake. I got exactly what I ordered. It looked perfect and taste amazing. Thanks for everything publix. You made our day extra special.
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I LOVED our wedding cake from Publix! They were super easy to walk in and make an order, the cake looked great, but most importantly, it tasted amazing! I hate wedding cakes that taste too sugary, so we were really pleased with how ours turned out. We actually got a three tiered cake and a small sheet cake to be cut in the back just in case we didn't have quite enough. It was perfect and I couldn't have asked for better. Delivery and everything.
The only con I have is that they deliver it on a silver cake round that didn't match our decor and stuck out over our cake stand. They don't rent cake stands so I searched high and low for a stand bigger than our 12" cake! All I could find was one that was 13", but the round was 14" so that was a teensy bit annoying...but all in all, it looked great.
Wedding: 11/03/2013
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Billie 2 Reviews
My cake was perfect. It looked just like the picture. The taste was magnificent. I will always use publix for my baking needs
Wedding: 09/21/2013
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Cherryl 4 Reviews
I never would have thought of getting a wedding or rehearsal dinner cake from Publix ( although they a wonderful supermarket). But my now Daughter-in - law asked Publix Bakery on Johnnie Dodds Rd in Mt. Pleasant, SC. To do the wedding cake and it was both delicious, & beautiful. I wanted to do a cake for the rehearsal dinner. So I called the store and spoke with the same bakery person, Kenya, who was,wonderful. I live in Indiana. I wanted a cake with the Indiana University logo. I explained what I wanted and faxed samples of the IU logo to Kenya. The cake was not only a great hit with my son, it tasted great too. And compared to most wedding cakes, they are very inexpensive.
Wedding: 08/31/2013
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My wedding cake from Publix was absolutely gorgeous! It also tasted DELICIOUS! I had buttercream icing, with chocolate, vanilla, red velvet and marble layers (4 tiers total.) The icing was ivory and they added beautiful violet colored magnolias. I'm still getting compliments on how beautiful our cake was! I definitely recommend Publix Bakery to all brides!
Wedding: 07/27/2013
Services Used: Wedding Cake
Helen 3 Reviews
Publix provided exactly what we were searching for. The florist listened to our needs and budget and really came through for us. The prices could not be matched anywhere and the final arrangements were as good as any that could be found.
Wedding: 06/22/2013
Services Used: Flowers
Jessica 5 Reviews
I ordered my cake months ago over the phone and when I called back to confirm, they had a few things wrong because the lady who originally took my order no longer worked there and they were confused on her hand writing, I called back the day before and confirmed location, the day of the wedding they brought it to the wrong place. Luckily, it was very close and they were able to drop off the cake with more then enough time. It looked great and tasted good. I thought the price was good as well. I would recommend Publix bakery, but I would definitely call and confirm a few times before the actual wedding!
Wedding: 06/02/2013
Services Used: Catering
We were very happy with the entire experience with Publix Bakery on Folly Road. We were able to design our own cake from pictures we had and sample photos on their website. They matched the color of frosting for the cupcakes to the bridesmaid dresses. The order was placed 2-3 weeks prior to the event. The delivery and setup was on time and professional. The cakes were delicious and beautiful. Definitely would recommend for any special event.
Wedding: 05/04/2013
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Valarie 5 Reviews
Our wedding cake looked amazing and tasted great!
I work in event planning and have seen many bakeries, but Publix is by far the best I have ever dealt with!
Wedding: 05/04/2013
Services Used: Wedding Cake
Shelley 7 Reviews
YUMMY!!!! After getting numerous very high estimates I decided to go by Publix. I had heard they did weddings and were very good. What a surprise.... Not only where they 3/4 less than other bakeries, they were delicious! I got tons more desserts and cake for a lot less money. They also delivered and made a special dessert for my daughter with a food allergy. Publix is a definite go to for a wedding bakery :)
Wedding: 03/29/2013
Services Used: Wedding Cake
This was not our first Publix wedding cake! My husband and I used them for our reception 7 years ago and knew, first hand, just how delicious their cakes are. When I first brought the idea up to my daughter, she was skeptical. Until they offered a sampler! She ordered the sampler and took it to my husband's work for a cake testing. They were both very impressed!
She ordered what is without a doubt the most beautiful cake I have ever seen from the Publix on Johns Island! The taste was a wonderful as the presentation!
The price was well within our budget and they delivered it to our venue for a nominal charge!
Wedding: 03/23/2013
Services Used: Wedding Cake
Private User 6 Reviews
My daughter wanted a small cake and lots of pick up dessert items for her wedding reception. We ordered them at the Publix in Mount Pleasant and were very pleased. The small two-tiered carrot cake was pretty and delicious, as were all the items on the various dessert platters. The quality couldn't have been better and the cost was a fraction of what it would have been from a caterer.
Wedding: 1+ year ago
Services Used: Wedding Cake
Great thing about Publix cake is it tastes great and looks great! They will work with you to give you what you want. I picked a very classic look with buttercream icing. I loved it. Also, every anniversary we will get our cake made just how it was on our wedding day!!! My wedding planner Mike Winship with Winship Productions also recommended it because he has worked with them often.
Wedding: 02/16/2013
Services Used: Wedding Cake
Publix has delicious cakes and are a great option if you can't afford one from a specialty bakery.
Wedding: 11/03/2012
Services Used: Wedding Cake
Anonymous 3 Reviews
I had tasted cake from Publix at two different weddings before mine. I would never have believed a supermarket deli/bakery could do as good a job as they do. Everybody loved it.
Wedding: 2+ years ago
Services Used: Wedding Cake
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Great Value Reds... ($10 - $20 range)
I used to be a passionate wine drinker but my hobby's somewhat dissapated. I'm looking to build back up and would love any recommendations for great reds in the $10 - $20 range. I prefer medium to full bodied wines, preferably anything from Italy, Spain, South Africa, Washington State, etc. I'd like to avoid the oldworld California wines and French wines that are already way overpriced. And I guess most Italian varietals as well. I have always trended toward the old world style of cabs and bordeaus, loved some pinot noirs, but I'm otherwise very open. Just in general nothing too fruit forward (i've never been a huge zinfandel fan) but I have had a number of syrah's that blew my socks off. Thanks in advance!
I'm too tired to think up a complete list at the moment. I'll be more thorough later on. But, off the top of my head, just focusing on Italy, and without vintage reccomendations...
Ioppa Uva Rara
Mauro Molino Barbera d'Alba
Icardi Barbera d'Asti
(Poderi San Lazzaro) Podere 72 Rosso Piceno Superiore
Giacomo Mori Chianti
Morgante Nero d'Avola
Firriato Chariamonte Nero d'Avola
There are a TON, literally dozens, of Italian wines that I love in the $20-$25 range that I can list if you like...
re: whiner
That would be phenomenal, the more help you can provide the better. Already we're off to great start.
re: whiner
Also from Tuscany, look for Morellino di Scansano... made from Sangiovese, but in the un-Chianti part of Tuscany, and a big "beefy" wine and great qpr.
re: jcoz23
I'll give my Spanish list later tonight, as well as my Italy $20-$25, which is honestly just a gigantic list for me, but, noting that, YES, the Borsao Tres Picos has to be one of the best *consistent* values in red wine on the planet. Perfect reccomendation!
I've been drinking the Ravenswood Red Zinfendel Vinters Blend Lately. I've also seen it marked down from 10 to 6.50 a bottle.
For that price, it really couldn't be beat.
As promised, here is more Italian. Sorry, my mind has been everywhere today so I cannot concentrate on any one thing for too long. I'll finish up tomorrow. BUT...
$20-$25 Italians that are worth seeking out:
Zenato Ripassa
Allegrini La Grola
(I would say Allegrini Palazzo della Torre, but for the extra $2, get the La Grola)
Piedmont (A lot of these you have to LOOK to get at $25 or under, but it can be done):
Sandrone Barbera
Clerico Barbera
La Spinetta Barbera Ca di Pin
Icardi Barbera d'Alba
Icardi Nebbiolo
Cavallotto Barbera
*One whose name I will get*
Ruche (I'll figure out if that is its full name)
San Giusto a Rentenanno Chianti Classico
Uccelliera Rosso di Montalcino
Pertimali (Sassetti) Rosso di Montalcino
Ciacci Piccolomini Rosso di Montalcino
Again, I'll put together a list, there are a few Sicilians and some Aglianicos I really like, but I know them more by sight than name.
re: whiner
The wine whose name I could not recall is Eraldo Viberti Langhe Nebbiolo
re: whiner
I've found that with this past years's release in particular, the prices on many of the Italian wines (particularly 2006 Rosso di Montalcino and 2003 Brunello) have really jumped. Not surprising, given the exchange rate and increased transportation cost, but it has taken most of the Rossos over the $20 mark (at least where I can get them).
Notwithstanding exchange rate and fuel cost, I find there are still tons of great values from Spain. Mentioned above is the Bodegas Borsao Tres Picos, there are many others - Las Rocas Garnacha, Castell del Remei Gotim Bru, Bodegas Castano Monastrell, Capcanes Mas Donis, Palacios Petalos de Bierzo, several others I'm not currently thinking of. Some of these, particularly the garnachas, may be too fruit-forward for you, but I find that the monastrells and bierzos (made from an indigenous grape called mencia) often having a pleasing earthiness that will appeal to your old world tastes.
You say you want to avoid overpriced CA and FR wines, but I think there's still plenty of wine coming from France - particularly the Rhone - that is very good and can still be had for under $20. Examples - Janasse CDR Terre d'Argile, St. Cosme Le Deux Albions CDR, Chave CDR Mon Coeur, Dom. d'Andezon Garnacha or CDR, Dom. la Garrigue Cuvee Romaine. Again the most recent releases of some of these may now push over $20, but even the basic Cotes du Rhone or Village bottlings from several of these producers are solid.
re: Frodnesor
FRANCE! How could I have forgotten Chateau Pesquie "Terrasses" -- just an outstanding value from the Ventoux. Higly reccomended based upon value.
Also, had a Mattie Barbera the other night. $15. Awesome value... 90+ point wine!
re: Frodnesor
Agree with Frod on the Las Rocas and the Mas Donis. I would also add Prima a tempranillo from Toro. It's just outside the $20 range but I've seen it between 20 and 25 and this is a very good value red. Highly recommend this one
re: whiner
> Ruche (I'll figure out if that is its full name)
Ruche is a DOC... perhaps you are thinking of the Da Capo Ruchè di Castagnole Monferrato 'Majoli'? I went looking through my tasting notes from last year's "try all the weird grapes" phase and this was a good one, albeit very different. Lots of cedar and tree bark, a bit alcoholic, spicy, medium-bodied. Memorably different.
re: ttriche
>>"> Ruche (I'll figure out if that is its full name)
Ruche is a DOC... perhaps you are thinking of the Da Capo Ruchè di Castagnole Monferrato 'Majoli'? I went looking through my tasting notes from last year's "try all the weird grapes" phase and this was a good one, albeit very different. Lots of cedar and tree bark, a bit alcoholic, spicy, medium-bodied. Memorably different." <<
2006 Cascina 'Tavijn Ruche (di Castagnole) made by Nadia Verrua. Really nice wine. $27
I like Firehouse Red by Tamarack Cellers from Columbia Valley Washington. It is about $16.00 depending on where you are.
If you really like old world, Les Rouilleres is a Lorie Valley Cab Franc, it is very rustic, and only about $16.00. Also, Chateau Clos Chaumont a Bordeaux, it roles in a about $15. Got that one at Cost Co.
re: AaronSchaefer
There are a number of terrific Chinon, Bourgueil, and St. Nicolas de Bourgueil AOC offerings right now that are terrific values ($10-$15) if a person likes Cab Franc. The importer of the 'Les Rouilleres' you mentioned has been a consistently good source, and Joel Taluau offerings have also been delicious whenever I have tried one.
re: pickypicky
Sub $15 reds:
Mattie Barbera
Icardi Barbera d'Asti
Ioppa Uva Rara
Morgante Nero d'Avola
Chateau Pesquie Terrasses
Finca Sobreno Toro
Dhesa Gago Toro
Abadia Retuerta "Rivola"
Borsao Tres Picos
Borsao ($6.99! -- great QPR!)
Garnacha del Fuego ($7.99! -- great QPR!)
Cameron Hughes Lot 71 Alexander Valley Cab
purchased from a producer who sells it for $50+ it is a dream, and a steal
as is Lot 73, Chalk Hill cab Sav
These are both amazing values, and are from well known Cab producers & regions (the other valley) that are renowned for producing killer cabernets. I tasted both at a pre-release party and they will knock your socks off.
Both $15 available online or at better Costcos.
Happy drinking!
re: Vinquire
I love this idea of QPR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes! Now I won't feel so bad quaffing my decanted and spanked bargain wines. Finding a good one with balance, personality, finesse and a bit of complexity is always a thrill. I'll paste these lists in my little black book. I've enjoyed the Chalk Hill and look forward to treasurehunting the others. Thank you!
re: pickypicky
Pickypicky, perhaps you're near Pasadena from time to time. My QPR collection was getting low, so I made a run to the Chronicle Wine Cellar last weekend. www.cwcellar.com
2003 Vin'O Tscheppe, "Czamillonberg", Sauvignon Blanc, Austria - $3.95
2005 Las Rocas de San Alejandro, Granacha, Calatyayud, Spain - 8.95
2005 Bodegas Alto Almanzora, "Este", red table wine, Spain - $8.95
A blend of Monastrell, Tempranillo, Gamacha, Cabernet Sauvignon,
Syrah, Merlot and the kitchen sink. Robert Parker 89
2005 Domaine d'Andézon, Cotes du Rhone (100% Syrah), France - $9.95
2003 La Craie, Vouvray, France - $10.95
2007 Cono Sur, "Visión", Viognier, Colchagua Valley, Chile - $10.95
2005 Fritz, Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley - $15.95
2003 Michele Castellani, Valpolicella Classico Superiore Ripasso, Collezione Cà del Pipa - $19.95
But then I went nuts:
2005 Bodegas mas Alta, "Artigas", Priorat, Spain - $33.95
65% Grenache, 35% Carignan, Robert Parker 91
re: BN1
The Chinon and St. Nicolas de Borgeuil that Gus picked up recently is also very nice. And the old standby Cono Sur Carmenere is hard to beat for QPR ar $6.95. (The Cono Sur Viognier is good, but so are the 3 Verdejos and the 3 Albarinos that Chronicle currently carries, and I feel like they go with more types of food)
For Italian wines I feel compelled to periodically place an order with K&L, their Italian buyer (Greg St. Clair) works at the Hollywood store and he direct-imports some bottles that nobody else will. (I would not have discovered how much I love red wines from the Valtellina if it were not for his importing Nino Negri and Rainoldi bottles around $20, which for me counts as 'special occasion' pricing)
re: pickypicky
Treasurehunting for wine is part of the fun!
Why don't you post the finished list - you can use our site to "hunt" locally and I'll taste some of these other great suggestions too!
re: Vinquire
Yall are the best. Thank you thank you. So exciting to have these amazing possibilities.(I wish I was up your way, but I'm in San Diego.) I've always thought someone should do a trustworthy wine blog on selections under $10. I believe in no time a blog like that would have industry influence. Years ago, I learned from my ex- to blind-taste wines. Very instructional to remove bias and trust your tongue, nose, and brain instead of pricetag. (And of course, now there's a new book proving my point.) Yesterday for our upcoming wedding we tasted a Cristolino Brut (from a CH reco), and wow! There really can't be anything better on earth than a pleasing, clean 6.99 sparkly tipple. Perfect for a Tex-Mex wedding shindig.
re: pickypicky
Not under $10, but there is an excellent blog for Good Wine Under $20 ;-)
re: Vinquire
what is it?
re: pickypicky
R.H. Phillips Winery's Nigh Harvest Cabernet is ~$10, and it tastes like a much pricier California cab. Really smooth and lovely.
re: vvvindaloo
thanks VVvindaloo! husband and I just fell in love with Colosi Sicilian blend (Nero d'Avola) 2008. Know of any winships East Bay or 'City that have this?
If not, I'll pull out yellow pages. thanks again!
Whiner, Vinquire, It's taken hours to log in your recommendations to my lists. But I feel very prepared. I also just subscribed to <goodwineunder20> which I love. Very literate and informative. Now I just have to hope she dips occasionally into the bargain bins. Thank you again. Oh, and I made a note to get the Borsao Red for our wedding texmex feast.
I recently had Scarbolo Merlot '05 at a wine dinner and loved it. I believe retail would be around $13 - $14. It is a wonderful Italian red. I encourage you to give it a try.
i always tell people the best way to shop is by the importer.... you can trust the wines from a handful of importers as always being high quality. for instance:
neal rosenthal
terry thiese
louis dressner
weygandt metzler
aurelio cobastrero
european cellars
domaine select
robert kacher
all importers of old world wines that aren't necessarily "fruit forward" wines
just to name a few...
I'm thrilled to have a candidate for you, and from France, no less!
Coudoulet de Beaucastel Cotes du Rhone 2004
I got it at Costco for $17.99. I'm drinking it right now, after a Friday evening "throw some stuff together" dinner, and I have to say, it's wonderful. Because it's August, and So.Cal, I chilled it first, then took it out, opened it about 30 min before dinner. Dinner was takeout Vietnamese/French sandwiches, shrimp cocktail, and shrimp potstickers (it actually worked). The nose is earthy, with sweet berries, and the flavors are all red fruit with some earth, which I love. I've wanted to buy the Beaucastel Chateauneuf du Pape, but the price is a little out of my comfort zone. I jumped at this CDR for under $20, and plan another trip to Costco this weekend for more!
re: vickib
If you enjoyed that, you might also enjoy the Chateau Pesquie 'Quintessence'. Bears a similar relationship to a good CDR as demi-glace bears to stock...
re: ttriche
A fantastic wine for the price.
tastings always work for me since many times they sample out wines in this price range.
I've found value in
Sageland's "Four Corners" Merlot from Washington
CMS by Hedge's also from Washington
Chateau Haut-Beausejour (03, 04, or 05)
Mitolo "Jester" Shiraz (2004)
Whitehaven Pinot Noir
and tonight I had Sierra Cantabria 2003 Rioja which is decent with a floral nose and cherry theme ($16)
Happy drinking in NYC
Louis Bernard Cotes du Rhone 2006 (Whole Foods 8.99) Snatched it up last night cuz I couldn't find anything else at WF that interested me. Wow. It was delightful. Clean, balanced, and as the evening progressed, so did the wine. Definitely profitted from decanting and needs a few more years. I'd buy a case if I could, particularly after the string of low-cost losers we've had lately from CA.
Bodegas Norton (malbec-Argentina), Tapena Garnacha (Spain), Borsao Tres Picos..all consistently good, smooth and cheap (around $10-15).
For whites..throw in any Vinho Verde from Portugal (under $10), Albarino from Spain.
O'Reilly's Pinot Noir is always very good, and in some years fantastic. Priced around $18, it is well worth the $. Also, I see you are not a fan of Zinfandel, but for my money, it is tough to beat Seghesio Sonoma Zin at $17. For those times when you just want a glass of wine, that is the bottle I almost always pull out of the cellar (and it is great with grilled meats, barbecue, and pizza. But for those that frown on this humble varietal, feel free to avoid it (and hopefully it will help keep the price down for us Zinfans).
I'm VERY confused . . .
You first write, "I'd like to avoid the oldworld California wines and French wines that are already way overpriced."
1. OK, first, California is in the New World, not the Old, and secondly, I find better values in the "under $20 range" from France than any other country.
Then you write, "And I guess most Italian varietals as well. I have always trended toward the old world style of cabs and bordeaus, loved some pinot noirs, but I'm otherwise very open. Just in general nothing too fruit forward . . ."
2. When people *generally* (YMMV) use the terms "Old World" and "New World," they are referring if not to physical location, to the STYLE of wines, with "Old World" wines typically being more terroir driven, and "New World" wines typically being more fruit driven.
So what I take from this is that you are -- again GENERALLY speaking (as there are always specific exceptions to every rule) -- looking for wines which originate primarily from the Old World and produced in a traditional style, and you wish to avoid the more fruit-driven wines common to California and Australia . . . is that right?
If I were you, in addition to soliciting recommendations from fellow Chowhounds, I'd visit Chambers St. Wines, and tell them what you're looking for . . .
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The Tigers have agreed on a nine-year deal with first baseman Prince Fielder, Yahoo's Tim Brown first reported on Twitter.
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SAO PAULO, Brazil – The world's biggest sugar producer has lost its appetite for sugar.
Cosan, which controls top producer Raizen Energia in a joint venture with Royal Dutch Shell, is cutting investments in sugar cane amid a global glut of the sweetener and Brazilian government policies that hold down the price of ethanol, Chief Financial Officer Marcelo Martins said.
Returns on capital from the company's sugar and ethanol operations have plunged to below 10 percent, he said.
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That will fall further after Cosan completes its $3 billion, all-stock acquisition of America Latina Logistica, Latin America's largest railroad operator.
Strategy worked
Sugar futures in New York touched a four-year low in late January and have since rebounded 14 percent.
While Martins sees global stockpiles shrinking and prices bottoming out, the fundamentals of the industry remain the same, he said.
The sector is going through a very difficult phase, perhaps the worst in 15 to 20 years, he said, adding that Cosan is weathering the downturn better than peers because it boosted cash generation through biomass power generation and ethanol trading.
We diversified our energy business and countered the volatility in sugar and ethanol.
Andre Facury, an analyst at Perfin Investimentos in Sao Paulo, said the strategy proved right.
That's what prevented the sugar and ethanol business from having a negative cash flow over recent years, he said.
Cosan shares have lost 7.3 percent in the past year. But Biosev SA, Brazil's second-biggest sugar producer, has plunged 49 percent in the period, and No. 3 miller Tereos Internacional SA has declined 13 percent.
Too many millers
Sugar millers across Brazil, which makes up almost half of the world's exports, are facing cash shortages after expansions overshot demand.
While about two-thirds of the cars in Brazil can run on either ethanol or gasoline, producers are limited in what they can charge for the alternative fuel because government policies keep gasoline prices artificially low.
There should be consolidation, as this is a very fragmented sector, but there are no consolidators, Martins said. Raizen, which accounts for more than 50 percent of Brazil's ethanol exports, is the only major potential consolidator, he said.
We don't rule out acquisitions in the future, but it would have to bring a lot of value to our portfolio in order for us to consider them, Martins said.
The growing number of mills that are facing financial constraints may create merger and acquisition opportunities for big producers once sugar and ethanol prices start to recover, said Alexandre Figliolino, Itau BBA's director for sugar and ethanol.
Brazil's sugar industry will become more competitive after that, he said.
While current conditions remain unfavorable, the long-term outlook is positive as land and biomass availability gives Brazil a natural advantage in ethanol production, Martins said.
Brazil lost an opportunity, he said about the slowdown in the nation's ethanol and sugar industry. But it hasn't yet lost the game.


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