Of course, there are many more than 6 recommendations here. ASDA wine shelves have a good range of wines if you know what to look for. Of course, the secret is knowing what to look for.
This is not an exhaustive list, however, here are some that you should start with:

White wines
Torres Vina Sol (£8) - Dry, crisp and lighter in style. Click here for full review.
Yalumba Y Series Viognier (£10) - A reliable and very well made dry white from Australian pioneers of the grape. Click here for full review.
Dr L Riesling (£7) – This wine is unashamedly off dry but it is so well balanced that you will barely notice. Dr Loosen is a good producer of German Riesling. Drink this wine with Asian flavours, pork or with Quiche Lorraine.
d'Arenberg The Hermit Crab Viognier Marsanne (£13.47) - A dry and fragrant white blend from one of Australia's excellent family wine producers.

Rosé
Kylie Minogue Rosé (£9) - This is an easy to love dry pink wine. Click here for full review.
Calabria Belena Rosé Blend (£15) – If you find this rosé on deal, grab it. It is a stylish pink from Australia.
Studio By Miraval Rosé (£13) - This is a fresh and fruity wine by Miraval. It is rather good. Click here for a full review.
The Beach Vin de Provence (£16) - From the producer of Whispering Angel and it is a good one too. Click here for a full review.
Red
Penfolds Max's Shiraz (£20) – Fuller bodied and rich Shiraz with toasty oak and blackberries and a lashing of pepper. (seasonal purchase, check current availability)
ASDA Extra Special Marques del Norte Rioja (£9) - A fuller bodied red with lashings of sweet vanilla oak. Rich and smooth.
Oyster Bay Pinot Noir (£11) – This is fruity and spicy Pinot from New Zealand and is quite well made and is a crowd pleaser. Click here for a Winemusing review.
M Chapoutier Cotes du Rhone red (£11) - A fuller style version of Cotes du Rhone with lots of spice and dark and red berry fruit.
Sweeties
Taylors LBV Port (£20) - A classic sweet Port. (seasonal purchase, check current availability)
DB Botrytis Semillon (£8) - De Bortoli make this sweetie and they are one of the best sweet wine producers around. Hard to beat for the price.
Sparkling Wines under £20
Chandon Brut (£17) - Made in the style of Champagne. A delicious alternative from Argentina. (click here for a full review)
Asquith Gardens Traditional English Sparkling Wine (£18) - An excellent traditionally made English wine with 5 years maturing on lees before being released for sale. Remarkable value.
For a peek at what wines I recommend trying this month from major UK supermarkets, not just ASDA wine, why not have a look at ‘What’s good…. At supermarkets this month’? visit winemusing.substack.com to read. Why not subscribe there and get an email each month with my recommendations.
To see 10 wines I recommend at other UK supermarkets and major wine stores, please go to 'What's Good!' here.

First published February 2025, August 2025, February 2026.
Last checked May 2026
Prices and range may have changed since the article was checked.





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