Entwine

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Entwine is apparently made at some winery that has some ties to the Food Network.  This bottle of Merlot is made in California.

At about $12.00 a bottle, it's not a bad choice at all. Bonus points to this wine because they give you wine - food pairing recommendations on the back of every bottle and online.

One of my favorites.

Twisted

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So obviously, this is a bigger bottle of wine (1.5L). I had to buy it because of the name, Twisted.  Another Merlot on my list, also from California.

This bottle goes for about $13.00.  It was a good choice. It wasn't bitter or weird tasting at all.

Black Swan

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This bottle of Merlot I tried is from South Eastern Australia.  It's made by Black Swan.

It goes for about $7.00 and was pretty good.  There's really no good reason for why I chose this bottle other than it was cheap.

Doesn't really stand out too much in my mind, but it's not bad either.

Luna di Luna

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The bottle of Luna di Luna I tried was a 2009 Merlot Cabernet from Italy.

It claims to be "a charming and alluring wine with a romantic yet daring spirit that adores intimate occasions".Cost about $9.99 a bottle.  The bottle is pretty cool looking but the wine taste like shit.

Maybe it was just a bit too sweet for my taste.

I drank the whole bottle anyway.  Would I buy it again?  For a dinner party? Yeah, sure.. What the hell?  Again, the bottle is pretty cool looking and it's under $10.

For myself? Probably not.