 6 Trader Joe’s Wines Under $15 That Are Perfect for Sunny Days (Plus a Bonus Guide!)
If there’s one thing I love about warmer weather, it’s how it brings people together! From impromptu backyard hangs and rooftop chats, to park picnics that somehow stretch from “just an hour” to sunset, nothing pairs better with those golden afternoons than a bottle (or two) of wine that’s light, fresh, and easy on the wallet. Whether you’re a longtime Trader Joe’s fan or just dipping your toes into their wine aisle, I’ve rounded up six fantastic wines you can pick up this weekend, all under $15! Whether you're throwing together a cheese board or just opening a bag of snacks, they’re perfect for sunshine sipping with friends. Here’s what I’m loving right now: 🌸 La Vieille Ferme Rosé Think strawberry lemonade, but make it wine. This French rosé is bright, fresh, and super sippable. It’s the kind of wine you open when the sun is out, the playlist is on, and no one is in a rush. 🍍 Mbali White Wine This South African white has a tropical vibe. Think pineapple, citrus, and a hint of floral sweetness. Chill it well and serve it with your favorite crispy snacks, like the TJ's Plantain Crisps...so good! 🍋 Casaponte Soave You can’t beat this Italian gem for the price of just $6! It’s zesty, lemony, and a little herbaceous, making it a crisp companion to the Trader Joe's Spinach & Artichoke Dip, another one of my all time favorites! 🥂 La Burgondie Crémant Sparkling wine lovers, this one’s for you. Looking for Champagne without the price tag? Let me introduce you to Crémant! This bottle is light, dry, and totally celebratory. ❤️ Valpolicella Ripasso Yes, you can do red wine in the sun! This Italian red is juicy and smooth. It's perfect for a shaded patio and a plate of charcuterie. 🍊 Côte Mas Orange Wine If you’ve been curious about orange wine, this is a great one to try! It’s got the brightness of a white wine with the boldness of a red, which makes it great all-around. These Trader Joe’s wines are all easy to find and even easier to love. Which one are you trying first?
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