Posted on 12/21/2012 13:31 EST
Christmas Eve arrives on Monday and 2013 shortly thereafter. Get ready for the parties and family gatherings with Christmas tree decorating, cheap liquor, slow cooker recipes, and tips for celebrating...
Posted on 12/19/2012 11:00 EST
As Christmas and New Year's loom ever closer on the horizon, festivities brimming with cocktails and other alcoholic beverages are in full swing. But quenching the thirst of your guests with can cost...
Posted on 12/14/2012 13:57 EST
With Christmas two weeks away and Hanukah nearing its end, gift giving is center stage. We have cheap gift ideas for pets, kids, foodies, and even the fellow travelers in your life. We also help you...
Posted on 12/12/2012 12:03 EST
November has blown in on a gust of dropping temperatures. The days of BBQ and beer are long gone, replaced by cold weather roasts and winter holiday drinks. We found some budget-friendly recipes for...
Posted on 3/30/2011 7:07 EST
The rumor mill is swirling around Bostonite Kevin Mehra, who runs 90+Cellars. Why? He's selling anonymous wines at a discount. It's all because everyone in the vino industry is trying to make money...
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Posted on 3/24/2011 14:39 EST
Cheap good vodka may just be the best new cheap thing to hit store shelves. A Polish take on the iconic Russian drink proves itself in the taste department, according to a post in Time, and in the...
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Posted on 3/20/2011 23:16 EST
There's no shortage of recommendations for good cheap wines, and this roundup includes one for a cheap Sauvignon Blanc. (That would be the 2010 vintage with The Infamous Goose label.) But The Palm
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Posted on 3/4/2011 15:27 EST
What is a good cheap wine under $15, you ask. The Miami Herald answers with a list of ten, ranging from a sweet riesling to a bubbly and light prosecco to a fruity Garnacha. The wines hail from...
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Posted on 2/24/2011 22:08 EST
Say you find yourself in Toronto and you need a cheap drinks finder app. Blogto.com has found it for you, but we're not giving anything away, so just keep reading.
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Posted on 2/2/2011 18:03 EST
The Washington Post is now offering a short list of cheap wine recommendations. Area purveyors are duly noted, but let's see how many of these bargain bottles you can find at your local wine shop.
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Posted on 2/2/2011 17:57 EST
It's your turn to host the crowd, and you need to know what's the cheapest beer? The Chicago Tribunes suggests checking out the local Walgreen's, which has just launched its private-label brew,
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Posted on 1/20/2011 20:22 EST
A cheap wines book can be an indispensable aid for anyone who enjoys one of the pleasures of life but can only do so on a limited budget. California Farmer provides a short review of a new book...
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Posted on 12/17/2010 0:36 EST
Business Week's Nick Passamore identifies an Alsatian sparking wine that resembles champagne and costs only $20 a bottle.
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Posted on 12/8/2010 13:36 EST
It's all in the bubbles. So forget about the high-priced Champagne and head straight for the sparkling wines. Read what Reuters has to say about this cheap alternative to that other pricey stuff.
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Posted on 3/22/2010 13:15 EST
It may be hard to believe, but you'll pay almost as much for a bottle of sweet soda pop as you will for a bottle of eminently drinkable wine. The Buffalo News found several cheap reds and whites,
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Posted on 2/6/2010 19:53 EST
Big wine, little price. Hardly a contradiction in terms, according to Winespectator.com, which offers this tip from the experts on a good, cheap California cabernet. But (there's always a but),
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Posted on 1/7/2010 13:31 EST
To keep those inner fires burning during the long dark and cold winter nights, think vodka. NPR reports that Sam's Club is introducing a new discount store brand.
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