The Best Cheap Wine Under $10. Robert Mondavi Private Selection Cabernet Sauvignon ($10). Vivino.

This California cab is a white wine blended with syrah, carignan, malbec, petite syrah, and petit verdot. It has a complex fruit flavor with hints of cherry, plum, blackberry, toasty oak, and a little spice. It has a smooth texture and a dry finish and is a popular everyday wine from the consistently good Robert Mondavi Private Selection.

Robert Mondavi Private Selection Cabernet Sauvignon. Red wine from Central Coast, United States. Drinkable, good addition for dinner at the hotel restaurant, on sweet side, hard but fast tannins. Fruity rich delicious! Layers of oak, leather on the nose.

Heavy on smoke, leather, chocolate with undertones of cherry and vanilla. A nice drinking wine. Delicious wine. Deep red-purple color. Woody, vanilla aromas with a hint of black berries. Dry on the palate with a fresh acidity. Tanins are present. Medium+ body with medium length of flavors.

Robert Mondavi Private Selection Cabernet Sauvignon. Red wine from Central Coast, United States. Fragrant nose of red berries, earthiness and plum. On the palate is red berries, bonfire smoked oak and hints of leather. Much lighter than expected weight wise.

Medium tannins but what appears dry also comes across quite sugary. Medium acidity. The finish is disappointing for me, it's all over very quickly! Always better than Medium, Mondavi doesn't disappointed me, good California Cabernet Sauvignon, elegant. Still tastes good to me. Dry, smooth.

The Best Cheap Wine Under $10. Kirkland Signature Columbia Valley Merlot-Cabernet Sauvignon ($9).

Available exclusively at Costco, this merlot-cabernet blend offers great flavor at a low price. It has a deep red color, a dark and fruity flavor, and a dry, lasting finish. To get the best flavor from this wine, you should give it some time to breathe before drinking it.

The Best Cheap Wine Under $10. Mirassou Moscato ($10). If you are looking for summer in a bottle, try this affordable and popular moscato.

This tasty California wine is sweet and bubbly, with flavor notes of peach, tangerine, melon, and honeysuckle. The scent of orange blossoms and ripe citrus will fill the air when you open the bottle. The wine pairs well with cheese and steak.

The Best Cheap Wine Under $10. Mulderbosch Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé ($9).

This South African rosé is bright pink and extremely flavorful. You will immediately notice the raspberry, strawberry, and rose aroma and the fruity flavor. This wine pairs well with a variety of foods and is a great affordable option.

The Best Cheap Wine Under $10. Trinity Oaks Chardonnay ($9).

This chardonnay is aromatic and fruity with notes of citrus, pineapple, and sweet oak. The medium-bodied and well-balanced white wine pairs well with fish and poultry, and the winery promises to plant a tree for every bottle purchased.

The Best Cheap Wine Under $10. Aila Sauvignon Blanc ($10).

This wine from Chile smells of fresh herbs and grass. Its sweet, fruity flavor and juicy finish pair well with light dishes like salads, cheese, and fish. The screw cap on the bottle means you won't need a wine key to open it, so you'll have easy access.

The Best Cheap Wine Under $10. Lucky Frog Malbec ($10).

This Argentine malbec has a ruby red color, an aroma of herbs and fruits, and flavor notes of plum and spice. It pairs well with rich meals that feature meat, veggies, fruit, and chocolate, but it is also delicious by itself.

The Best Cheap Wine Under $10. Apothic Red ($10).

This fruit-forward, full-bodied blend of zinfandel, syrah, and merlot pairs well with pizza, pasta, and red meat entrées. It tastes like rhubarb, black cherry, vanilla, and mocha. It's the perfect sipping wine to try while you're visiting with friends.