Technically, in the USA, "table wine" has nothing to do with
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quality. It is a designation used to indicate a wine is of specific alcohol content, < 14%.
While common use may indicate a "table wine" is average, or lower, quality; technically there are some very fine wines that will age just fine that say "table wine". Some wineries use this designation on non vintage wines so the can use the same label year to year - without having to account for specific alcohol content in each vintage.
Don't by default turn your nose up to wine labeled table wine.
European labels are a whole different story.
[Post edited by RTFC at 09/13/2019 11:57AM]
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Posted: 09/13/2019 at 11:44AM
Some box wines can be just fine. As for whiskey, once it's out of the cask, -- Late 80s Hokie 09/13/2019 11:10AM
