Ray Jordan’s Top 100 Reds 2025 Subheading
From value for money cheapies selling for less than $15 right through to the wines in the top price bracket, the quality of wine in this year’s Top 100 Reds was quite exceptional.
It was a slightly different tasting this year because the upper-end price point was shifted from $40 to $50, bringing in quite a few more wines that would’ve missed out previously based on price. on the cheaper end, it was quite staggering to see so many excellent wines in the budget price category. These are wines that you could easily drink and not be ashamed to take to a dinner party against other hefty-priced wines.
