had a nice bottle the other week for £15 i see some of the supermarkets do them for under a tenner any of these come recommended or other that are good for under a tenner
I suspect the word "chablis" adds a fiver to the cost - look for chardonnay for a tenner and you're probably happier
You like oaky or non ?
(IANAWineperson and know effall about Chablis)
We reckon [url= http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=257108232 ]this[/url] is pretty good and usually have a case of it in the house for Friday night consumption.
look for chardonnay for a tenner and you're probably happier
or forget what colour it is, get four bottles of Bull's Blood and you'll be as happy as you like...
Go there, try some, come back and find they only export the dreggs...
Go back, buy some, bring it home!
You will have an ace holiday, learn about wine, and drink loads of decent stuff in budget 😆
I agree with scaredypants, decent Chablis is expensive and cheap Chablis is overpriced IME 🙁 Go for an Alsace Riesling instead if you like a dry white?
under a tenner in a supermarket is a tall ask. Independant off licences wine merchants or a majestic with decent staff are a better bet, though chablis definitely is a premium
As scaredypants says and others, possibly try some other Burgundy Chardonnay (or other unoaked French Chardonnay).
As a general rule of thumb, Chablis/white burgundy/French Chardonnay are unoaked ie 'minerally', but not necessarily always the case and age plays a part as well (a 5yo chardonnay will taste different to a new vintage from the same vines). Most New World Chardonnay (America/Australia/Chile) will be oak aged and/or American Oak chips in cheaper stuff, completely different, unless stated otherwise on the label ie 'unoaked' which will be a bit closer to French/traditional style. It's a bit of a minefield if you want a certain style and taste.
I have a customer who likes his Chablis, he buys Louis Jadot Macon as his everyday plonk from us (I sell it at £9.99, overpriced IMO), I'm sure there is better and cheaper that will give you the Chablis taste on a budget.
m&s petit chablis is one of my favourites and beats their full bodied chablis hands down. last time I got some it was £9.