Bay Bridge Chardonnay

For budget conscious wine drinkers this is a "must". Our local store routinely sells it 3/$10 and it is an excellent value. We prefer it to the comparably priced Mondavi/Fetzer/Stone Cellar chardonnays. It is a great "throw down" when somebody drops in and you want to share a glass of wine with them.

I really like this wine. It is very good considering it is so inexpensive.

When I found both the Bay Bridge Chardonnay and Carbernet, I was surprised by the taste because of the cost. I have been buying the Bay Bridge brand for over 6 months now and will continue. Very clean, dry wine(s). I really enjoy them.

As a novice perhaps my palette is amateurish, but I do enjoy this wine. Certainly the price is outstanding. I just wish its namesake would yield a quarter to the maintenance of the great and under appreciated bridge that spans the Bay for each bottle sold.

love the taste. now I am a bit worried about the nuclear plant mentioned in the comments!

Poison in a bottle.Bay Bridge Wines are made in Livermore C.A. Livermore is the home of a nuclear power plant that has dumped more radioactive plutonium and nuclear waste into the soil and water of Livermore than any other city in the whole U.S. I have drank this wine for a long time and I am afraid that I will get cancer. Please do the research. This wine should be banned from all the stores. In livermore people are 50% more prone to cancer than in any other city in the U.S. There are only two places in the U.S that have tested nuclear bombs. One is in the dessert of New Mexico. The other is in Livermore CA. Dont believe me look it up for yourself online.

Surprisingly complex for a "cheap wine." Comparable to many $10+ wines. On the nose, green grass. First taste, a hint of almonds and cream.