Next time you're buying wine at Trader Joe's, consider giving Charles Shaw a try. We sampled eight wines from the line and ...

The morning after a friend served Anna McNeal a glass of Charles Shaw Merlot, she made a beeline to the Mid-Wilshire Trader Joe's to stock up on the wine selling at an astonishing $1.99 a bottle ...

Affectionately known as "Two-Buck Chuck" because of its affordable price tag, Charles Shaw wine dates back to the 1970s, when a man named Charles Shaw, now 74, moved to Paris and fell in love with ...

In fact, the whole ordeal was quite painful for Charles Shaw, the founder of the wine label. He told Thrillist that he moved his family to Napa, California, to start a winery in 1974.

Fred Franzia, the California winemaker who created the Charles Shaw wine brand, which became known as "Two Buck Chuck," has died at the age of 79.. Franzia died Tuesday at his home in Denair ...

The original Charles Shaw winery — famous for the low-priced Two Buck Chuck wines first introduced at Trader Joe’s in 2002 — once stood where beautiful, upscale Benessere Vineyards is ...

The original Charles Shaw winery — famous for the low-priced Two Buck Chuck wines first introduced at Trader Joe’s in 2002 — once stood where beautiful, upscale Benessere Vineyards is ...

Bronco acquired the Charles Shaw name in 1995 for just $25,000, Wine Spectator reported. That led to Bronco Wines launching the Charles Shaw wine for $1.99 at Trader Joe's stores in California in ...

Before Fred T. Franzia introduced Charles Shaw wine in 2002, it was fashionable to talk about the expensive wines reposing in your cellar. The debut of Shaw—sold for as little as $1.99 a bottle ...