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The November issue is chock full of wine values with 131 “Great Values” and five “Outstanding Values” noted. A wine is a great value if it is 50% less than similiar scoring wines if the wine is 75% less than similar scoring wines then it is an “Outstanding Value”.

The wines covered are as follows:
418 West Coast Pinot Noir are profiled. 21 Great Values.
260 White Burgundy wines are profiled. 33 Great Values, 3 Outstanding Values.
200 Champagne are profiled. 11 Great Values.
131 Southern Rhône are profiled. 14 Great Values.
124 West Coast Cabernet Sauvignon are profiled. 31 Great Values, 1 Outstanding Value.
119 West Coast Syrah are profiled. 5 Great Values, 1 Outstanding Value.
74 German Riesling are profiled. No Great Values.
69 Piedmont Reds are profiled. 1 Great Value.
48 West Coast Chardonnay are profiled. 2 Great Values.
47 Tuscan Sangiovese are profiled. 8 Great Values.
36 West Coast Merlot are profiled. 3 Great Values.
34 Argentine Malbec are profiled. No Great Values.
27 Red Burgundy are profiled. No Great Values.
23 Sauvignon Blanc are profiled. No Great Values.
17 Australian Shiraz are profiled. 3 are Great Values.
13 West Coast Zinfandel are profiled. 1 Great Value.

Details can be viewed here.