One of my favorite aisles to browse at Costco is in, you guessed it, the wine section. I'm a value-oriented wine shopper (please don't call me cheap), so I tend to skip right past the fancy-looking wooden crates of wine priced at more than $20 and head to the shelves, which are typically loaded with more affordable wines. I get a thrill when I see my mother-in-law's favorite pinot grigio on sale before she's coming for a visit, or when the malbec we like pops up right before we have guests coming for dinner.
Curious about how they keep the prices so good — and where I might find the best value — I did some digging. While Costco was not able to comment on the specifics of how they source and price their wine, I was assured that their offerings are "carefully chosen by [their] team of expert buyers who work with respected winemakers and wineries around the globe to offer Costco members very good wine from the best wine regions in the world at exceptionally good prices."
Here are seven things I learned about Costco's wine. Did you know these things?
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