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Seven Red Burgundies for $30 or Less
Buying a bottle of France's famed red doesn't always have to strain your wallet.
Posted: March 1, 2002
Red Burgundy from France, made from the Pinot Noir grape, is one of the most distinctive and flavorful wines in the world. Yet choosing a good bottle can be a challenge, and finding one that's well-priced is even tougher, but they do exist.
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