Top 100 Best Buys 2015 Value might be a subjective term, but the concept is one that’s universally understood—what gives you the most bang for your buck? While the reviewers here at Wine Enthusiast taste wines at every price point, at the end of the day, we’re no different. We want to find high quality wines at accessible prices for everyday drinking, too. Our Best Buy designation identifies those high quality-to-price ratio treasures. If a wine is given a certain numerical score—on the high side of the 100-point scale—and its suggested retail price is $15 or less, it may be designated a Best Buy. Out of the nearly 19,500 wines we reviewed this year, less than seven percent (about 1,200) achieved this distinction, which gives you an idea of just how special these finds are. For this list, we take the selection process one step further. We whittle the list down to a ranking of the top 100 selections to purchase and enjoy now. From the Old World to the New, the assortment of regions, producers and wine styles included reflects the remarkable variety the wine world has to offer.

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See all 100, plus details on the Top 10 Job OpportunityWine Spectator is hiring an assistant tasting coordinator at its Napa, Calif., office. Find out which vintages to buy in key regions around the world.Updated:» Burgundy/Côtes de Beaune Reds 4/10/17» Burgundy/Côtes de Nuits Reds 4/10/17» California/Rhône-Style Reds 3/16/17See More Vintage Charts On Sale Now: May 31 issue Matching Food & Wine » Magazine Customer Service » Buy a Back Issue » Advertise With Us The most exciting wines of the year for quality, value and availability! See top 10 profiles, plus 25+ years of Top 100 lists! 2 Vineyards, 2 Cover Crops: Strategies for Different Vine Ages at Coutet 10 Standout Virginia Wines 14 Crisp Santa Barbara Chardonnays 8 Values from Northwest Italy Our exclusive lists of the world's top wine values, value producers and easy-to-find wines. Oregon Pinot Noir for $30 or Less46 affordable picks for the state's most popular red grape

27 Italian RedsSelections from Piedmont, Tuscany and beyond in good quantities ChileFrom Cabernet to Sauvignon Blanc, 30+ producers that make the most red and white values INSIDER New for April 26 40 wines up to 95 points, including California Chardonnay and Tuscan reds ADVANCE New for June 15 Sneak peeks of Best Values, Smart Buys, Collectibles and Highly Recommended • Personal Wine List: Track your purchases • My Library: Save your favorite articles and more • My School Courses: Follow your class progress Top 100 Wines 2015 This year, Wine Enthusiast’s tasting panel reviewed more than 19,800 wines from around the globe, spanning Old World and New World wine regions alike. In the last two issues, we celebrated wine with excellent quality-to-price ratios (Top 100 Best Buys) as well as those cellar-worthy options that need a bit of rest before they’re best enjoyed (Top 100 Cellar Selections). So now comes the show stopper: The Enthusiast 100.