Tried the red and white Tres Pinos $5 special this week. These are blends. The white (sauvblance, gewurtz, viognier, chard) was a little acidity, just a step above 2$Chuck. The red (merlot, cab, zin, syrah) was pretty good and worth the money. Very smooth and not too fruity.

Also trying their French wines this month(s) working up from the bottom after the great recommendation from Alain on the Valreas Cuvee. Tried the L'Authentique Red Table wine ($5). Label doesn't identify what it is or vintage. Probably on par with the Tres Pinos red. I'll try to work up to the $10 bottles. Hopefully I can taste the difference.