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Had a good time drinking yesterday, here's my review.
First – French, dry, red. Decent for its price (550+), not sour, full-bodied.
7/10

Second – Chilean, dry, red. Awful, tastes like moonshine diluted with jam and colored to look like wine. Costs 500 rubles. We barely managed to finish one and a half bottles, and poured half of it out. Maybe all Merlot wines are like that?
3/10

Third – Spanish, dry, red. Completely tasteless. Tastes like diluted vodka with flavoring. Yet, it costs as much as a good bottle. If you drink too much, you start to feel nauseous. Better than the previous one, but still unpleasant. I'm starting to doubt Spanish wines.
4/10

And looking in the mirror this morning, I saw that my lips were stained dark red. They definitely add dye, and the hangover suggests there are other unwanted additives.
First – French, dry, red. Decent for its price (550+), not sour, full-bodied.
7/10

Second – Chilean, dry, red. Awful, tastes like moonshine diluted with jam and colored to look like wine. Costs 500 rubles. We barely managed to finish one and a half bottles, and poured half of it out. Maybe all Merlot wines are like that?
3/10

Third – Spanish, dry, red. Completely tasteless. Tastes like diluted vodka with flavoring. Yet, it costs as much as a good bottle. If you drink too much, you start to feel nauseous. Better than the previous one, but still unpleasant. I'm starting to doubt Spanish wines.
4/10
And looking in the mirror this morning, I saw that my lips were stained dark red. They definitely add dye, and the hangover suggests there are other unwanted additives.