Hi guys, we're back with another wine recommendation video. And this time we're going to be working with wines that are actually 300 pesos and below. Can we find wines that are good under this really low price point? Let's find out. Today we're working with three wines from the New World Regions. These three wines are actually of the Chirras or Caberni Sauvignon variety. So I have my work cut out for me to be able to distinguish the small nuances that would make one better over the other. From most expensive to the cheapest, it might be excited to know how low the pricing gets. For our first wine I'm featuring this 2019 Chirras from Australia exclusively distributed by Rustan Super centers. So I really hope that even as Rustan was bought out by the Robin Center Group, this partnership that they're having with this red peak collection. I'm continues. I hope this is not a product that they suddenly drop. I could pick up oak. There's also a very woody type of sand. I think it might be sandalwood. The rest of the aroma is quite typical of Chirras and the activities. For those of you who are not too fond of dry or bitter wine, this full-bodied wine is more on the medium-bodied profile. It's sweet. Not so sweet. Quite pleasant when it hits the palate. And initially it goes down. You think it doesn't have a strong finish. It actually lingers pretty well. So it's similar to the pairing recommendations that I gave with the more low that I mentioned two videos ago. So as a Chirras that's on the lighter side, I think it would lend itself well to tomato-based pasta, small pig. Small port, port barbeque. So this Chirras from Red Peak costs 285 pesos. And like I said, the prices are about to go down from here. So from Australia, we make our way down to South America crossing the Pacific. We have this wine from Chile, a cabriine Sauvignon Chirras. It combines that SM Robinson's. I used to only see this at either Pioneer Center or Pure Gold. But this year they seem to be omnipresent. I guess they've ramped up their distribution and could for that because this is actually good quality wine also. Hints of light liquorice. A little chocolatey also. Light hints of coffee as well. On the nose it had different flavor profiles but once it goes down, the dominating flavor would be berries, blueberries, light hints of cherries. It seems that the aromas and the actual taste are somewhat incongruent. I want to take it against them. It's still a pretty good ever in the Sauvignon Chirras. Since it's somewhat of a light cabriine Sauvignon Chirras, I think it would lend itself well to saucy casseroles, something like an afrita de calderetta. It's actually not dry. The sweetness could withstand a bit of heat so if you have a spicy calderetta or even spicy lichon, I think it would lend itself. Well there because I've had like spicy lichon and then you had like a spicy cabriine Sauvignon and it's just too much pepper. It's just overpowering the palate so if you do come across red wine that aren't dry, then you could do spicy foods. So this wine branded as Poudou is priced at 275 pesos. We tend to like wines that are not too dry and this is something that you can definitely try out. Are you excited to know how much the last one costs? So this is an Australian wine from the state of Victoria and it's branded as Lindemann's Kawara Chirras Cabriine. So Lindemann's actually one of the bigger wine producers in this region and in Australia. So right away you could smell pepper, bell pepper. This is more typical of full body wines and of the Chirras or Cabriine varieties. The main difference with this one and it hits your mouth. It actually coats your mouth and it feels sweet at the start but once it starts going down it tends to dry up very fast and you can feel the tenons moving in. For those who like their drinks drier or maybe more alcoholic, this might be your drink. So as a full body red wine this would pair well with your typical red meat again steaks, pork chops, exalpicao and you know really salty but not spicy type of dishes. So for the big reveal this Lindemann's Kawara Chirras Cabriine from Australia cost me only 190 pesos but the cabriette is actually part of a three pack so it's 3, 4, 5, 179. So it's a good value and that three pack you can only get from SNR. And you're going to say well I'm not an SNR member neither am I. So I add this delivered via MetroMart. It's such a steel, it's such a good deal. Value I mean you can't beat Lindemann's Kawara Chirras Cabriine. Perhaps on taste and flavor profile this would be my winner. Of course these are all good. If I were to rate it out then this would probably be an 8 for the red picture as the Pudu from Chile 7.3 the Lindemann's Kawara Chirras Cabriine would be 7.6. Thanks again for watching guys and glad that I found an excuse to buy more wine and drink for you guys you know let's keep drinking. So if you like this video hit like, comment and subscribe if you haven't already and I'll see you again next time. Cheers!