flipflop wines - Review

I have had the privilege of working with flipflop wines in the past. I have had the pleasure of sampling some of their divine flavors. I have kicked back on a summer's night with a glass of their chardonnay. I have passed a bottle of their riesling among family members taking in the good feedback. I have shared my thoughts and opinions on my blog. And here I sit with another fabulous flavor to share with you.

In  my past experiences with flipflop Wines I have never been disappointed. Their wine is full of flavor and very affordable. They offer a variety of flavors that include Chardonnay, Riesling, Pinot Grigio, Moscato, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Pinot Noir. And each bottle retails for about $7.99. A sweet deal if there ever were one.

This time my husband and I were treated to a 2010 California Moscato.  This sweet wine is best served chilled and is suggested to pair with Pad Thai, Chinese Chicken Salad, or vegetable curry. We served it up with our Chinese food the other night and it was delectable. It was crisp and refreshing and sweet. 

The flipflop Moscato earned Double Gold at the 2010 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition, the largest, most influential international wine competition in America. In addition, none other than Wine Enthusiast Magazine gave flipflop Moscato a “Best Buy” in the June issue of the magazine. Clearly, this wine is a winner!


Flipflop wines has a lot of offer consumers in that it provides quality at an affordable price. But they go above and beyond and give back as well. Flipflop wines has paired with Soles4Souls to help bring free foot wear to those who need it most. For every bottle sold (up to 100,000 bottles) this program will give one pair of flip-flop sandals to someone in need. Now you really can't resist.... and the wine tastes even better knowing you helped someone in need.


Right now you can check out a great program going on called Flippin Good Deeds. Go through your closet and find some gently used shoes and you could win! Check out all the details HERE.


Look for it at your local wine distributor!