19 wines for 9 or less that have been ranked among the best in the world

If recent news is anything to go by, you no longer need to spend a fortune to drink the best wine in the world.In May, Aldi's 5.99 ($7.63) bottle of roswas ranked among the best wines in the world. Soon after, Lidl's 7.99 ($10.11) bottle of sparkling winereceived the same award as nearly 40 top Champagnes.UK discount site MyVoucherCodes.co.uk has examined the past five years of the two most prestigious wine competitions in the world to see where you can get the best wine for a bargain.The company looked at Decanter's most prestigious "PlatinumBest in Class" award at the World Wine Awards (DWWA) and the International Wine Challenge (IWC)'s trophy winners in order to produce the list.Here are the 19 best wines you can get for under 9, rankedby price from most expensive to cheapest. The taste descriptionsare the words of the winemaker.=18. Cono Sur Reserva Especial Sauvignon Blanc, Vina Cono Sure S.A, 2013 ' 9 (Tesco)Award: 2014 IWC Chilean Sauvignon Blanc Trophy, Chilian White Trophy.Taste: "Zesty chilli over a mineral background [to] emphasise grapefruit, lime, and lychee notes."Find it here.=18. The Ned Sauvignon Blanc, Marisco Vineyards, 2011 ' 9 (Morrisons)Award: 2012 DWWA International Trophy: Sauvignon Blanc under 10.Taste: "This classic tropical tinged, citrus based aromatic theme drives a palate that is crisp and fruit focused whilst bright acid edges add length, structure and an overall sense of liveliness."Find it here.17. Russian Jack Sauvignon Blanc, Martinborough Vineyard, 2016 ' 8.99 (Majestic Wine Warehouse)Award: 2017 DWWA PlatinumBest in Show: Best Value Sauvignon.Taste: "Intense and concentrated, offering a backbone of gooseberry and passion fruit flavours supported by aromas of lime blossom and elderflower. Incisive citrus acidity provides a clean finish. Drink with spicy oriental salads."Find it here.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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