10 Trader Joe's Wines Ranked Worst to Best (And Who Actually Made Them)

10 Trader Joe's Wines Ranked Worst to Best (And Who Actually Made Them) Trader Joe's sells wine under their own labels and never tells you who actually made it. In this video we rank ten Trader Joe's red wines from worst to absolute best and reveal the real producer behind every single bottle. What we found covers the full spectrum of the wine industry. Three wines in this countdown trace to the same California company: Bronco Wine Co., owned by Fred Franzia, who was convicted of grape fraud in 1993. One bottle near the bottom carries the word "reserve" on the label, a term that carries no legal meaning in its private-label export context. One bottle near the top traces to a joint venture between the Lafite Rothschild family and the Catena family of Argentina. The bottle at number one carries a certification sticker from the Consejo Regulador de la Rioja that cannot be faked or replicated. Every producer attribution in this video traces to the back label, a bonded winery number, or on-record public reporting. Nothing inferred. Flip the bottle over. Read the back. The name that matters is never the one on the front. #TraderJoesWine #RedWine #WineRanked #TwoBuckChuck #CheapWine #PrivateLabelWine #WineReview #BestWine #RiojaWine #WineBuying 1. Bronco Wine Co. / Charles Shaw — TTB bonded winery back label attribution https://www.ttb.gov/wine/industry-cir... 2. Fred Franzia 1993 federal grape fraud conviction https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-x... 3. Bronco Wine Company vineyard holdings — Wine Business Monthly https://www.winebusiness.com 4. Napa Valley AVA planted acreage — Napa Valley Vintners https://napavintners.com/napa-valley/... 5. Argentine wine export regulations — COVIAR https://www.coviar.com.ar