Hello! Wines abroad range from typical Walmart type of 3 buck chuck to high end wines for more. Just wondering where is the cheapest wine youve seen in Malaysia (KL/PJ/Subang) and what is the price range?

I've outlived college abroad with 3 dollar wines and loved it. Let me continue my legacy when I get home

Yup... I still remember my 3 liter wine that comes in a cardboard box with a tap....

with high taxes and less demand expect no cheapo price in Malaysia

Just go to those malls or Jaya grocer etc. Those cheap ones can get for rm30+ usually very old stock and about to go bad liao. I bought a few before and it tasted like shit. But ok if you just want to get drunk.

My friend is in the wine business. What he told me is this,

1: don't ever buy wines cheaper than rm25. Currently the tax for wines is rm15 think. So it doesn't make sense if you see wines selling for RM 20 and below is good shit.

2: Always check the label, where it's made from. If it's says bottled at ABC SDN BHD, avoid it. It's because they buy grape juice and ferment it here in Malaysia. Fake wine.

3: Those below rm300 wines you see is best drink below 5 years. Yhis type of wine is not meant to be kept a long time unlike chateau wines which cost thousands of dollars.

rice wine

The best kinds to ball on a budget.. Any sighting of it around Malaysia?

Not expecting the same price tag but whats the cheaper decent wines you see around?

Thanks for the heads up. I'll be realistic and budget around $50 per bottle then. thanks!

Thanks for the insight. So anywhere between 30 to 300 is decent wine? Haha chateau bottles will be popped on special occasions only. I enjoy drinking 2-3 glasses weekly so Im looking for some decently priced wines that taste okay

lel ill buy 1 just for the sake of it

Cheapest wine with decent taste I have seen is around rm50 a bottle. Check out jaya grocer, Ben's grover or Oliver's grocer.

Don't be a dick head. Original wines go through a special process like aging in cask etc. Fake wines is where manufacturers just add alcohol into grape juice etc. Same like cap kapak whiskey.

Not aged = fake wines period. Those RM10 says it's whiskey is fake whiskeys. Importing grape Juice then add alcohol is not wine. Learn what's the definition of fake pls.

Hey if the wine is not aged and fermented the way wine is suppose to be then it's not wine. Hence fake wine since the label stated wine. That's why you see all those bottled in Malaysia wines are "sweet wines". I'm not saying cheap wines are bad. Its just that most of the cheap wines you see are either old stock wines or fake wines like Malaysia made. Those cap kapak RM10 vodka, whiskey etc you don't really believe them to be vodka do? So what you call them? Fake liquor, same as those imitation liquor which they just relabel them.

different type of process, can't be considered fake ? unless intimidate product or brand

The imported table wine (in super/hyper) are usually US/Australia made, due to the scale of production. Tesco house wine from chile is ok, but no longer available. Mark n spencer house wine ~rm50 is ok but not great. Good enough wine should be at the price range >rm80 or rm100.

gona stop u there, vodka gin tekila dont age one bro.