Top 10 Cheapest Wine in Ireland

Finding cheapest wine in Ireland doesn’t mean sacrificing taste or quality. Wine lovers on a budget have plenty of affordable wine options that are both delicious and low-cost wines. In this guide, we highlight ten of the cheapest wine available from Garrafeira da Ilha. Each of these budget wine choices proves you can enjoy great flavor without spending a fortune. Garrafeira da Ilha offers delivery to Ireland, so you can get these bargains delivered.

Top 10 Cheapest Wine in Ireland (Under €4 per Bottle)

1. 3 Reinados Red (Red)

The 3 Reinados Red is a Portuguese bargain that shows cheapest wine can still be enjoyable. It’s a light, youthful red from the Vinho Verde region with fresh red fruit notes and mild tannins. This easy-drinking red is perfect for casual dinners. It even shows that an inexpensive wine can pair well with pizza or pasta. (Find it here: 3 Reinados Red €3.09)

2. 3 Reinados White (White)

The 3 Reinados White offers crisp refreshment at an extremely low price (around €3.09). Hailing from Portugal’s Vinho Verde region, this low-cost white wine is delicate, balancing refreshing acidity with subtle tropical and citrus notes. It’s an affordable wine that’s perfect for picnics, light salads, or a plate of seafood on a summer day. (Find it here: 3 Reinados White €3.09)

3. Adega Cooperativa de Barcelos Red (Red)

Barcelos Red is a uniquely fizzy Portuguese red that proves cheapest wine can be full of character. It has a ruby color, a slight natural sparkle, and fresh red-fruit flavors with bright acidity. Serve it chilled at a barbecue or with spicy tapas for a refreshing twist on a classic red. (Find it here: Adega Cooperativa de Barcelos Red €3.55)

4. Adega Cooperativa de Barcelos White (White)

Priced around €3.55, Barcelos White has a citrine hue and a fruity aroma. It offers a slight natural fizz and refreshing acidity with a light off-dry finish, making this cheapest wine both crisp and a touch sweet. Pair this affordable wine with a salad, sushi, or spicy Asian fare – it’s a fun and versatile choice. (Find it here: Adega Cooperativa de Barcelos White €3.55)

5. 7 Patamares Tinto (Red)

However, 7 Patamares Tinto is a rich red blend from Portugal’s famed Douro Valley, and it’s shockingly low-cost at only €3.80. This budget-friendly Douro offers aromas of ripe red berries with subtle balsamic hints, leading to a smooth, medium-bodied palate with gentle tannins. Low-cost Douro wines are rare, making this budget wine bottle a real find. Enjoy it with roast meats or a hearty stew – it has enough depth to complement robust dishes. (Find it here: 7 Patamares Tinto €3.80)

6. Adega Cooperativa de Borba Convento da Vila Branco (White)

Also, At roughly €3.85, Convento da Vila Branco is a clean, citrus-toned white with aromas of tropical fruit and orange blossom. The flavor is soft and lively, featuring ripe tropical fruits and a refreshing finish. This cheapest white wine is perfect with fish, shellfish, or even as an aperitif – a great bargain from Portugal’s Alentejo region. (Find it here: Adega de Borba Convento da Vila Branco €3.85)

7. Adega Cooperativa de Borba Convento da Vila Red (Red)

This budget wine blends classic Portuguese grapes (Trincadeira, Aragonez, Castelão) to create a fruity profile. It offers red berry aromas with a hint of herbs, along with a touch of strawberry on the palate and a slight dry finish. It’s medium-bodied with velvety tannins, ideal for everyday meals. Pair this inexpensive wine with grilled meats or pasta for a taste of Old World quality on a shoestring budget. (Find it here: Adega de Borba Convento da Vila Red €3.85)

8. Adega Cooperativa de Palmela Vale dos Barris Castelão (Red)

Hailing from the Palmela region, the Vale dos Barris Castelão packs surprising complexity at a price of about €3.85. This low-cost wine has an intense garnet color and an inviting aroma of ripe wild berries and jam. A touch of oak adds depth with hints of vanilla. On the palate it is soft and well-structured, with velvety tannins and a lingering finish. (Find it here: Vale dos Barris Castelão €3.85)

9. Adega de Pegões Península de Setúbal Branco (White)

Pegões Branco is a Setúbal blend (Fernão Pires, Arinto, Antão Vaz with a touch of Chardonnay) that’s refreshing and well-balanced for a low-cost wine. It features ripe fruit and citrus notes with a crisp finish. This cheapest wine is an ideal everyday white – serve it chilled with grilled fish, salads, or as an aperitif. (Find it here: Pegões Branco €3.95)

10. Adega de Pegões Península de Setúbal Tinto (Red)

Rounding out our list is Pegões Tinto, an affordable red wine from Setúbal (~€3.95). Made mostly from Castelão (with a bit of Aragonez and Touriga), it delivers smooth dark-fruit flavors with gentle tannins and a pleasant finish. It’s an easy-drinking inexpensive wine for any casual occasion. Try it with pizza, pasta, or a cheese board – a fantastic value from a respected Portuguese winery. (Find it here: Pegões Tinto €3.95)

Conclusion: These budget wines prove that enjoying quality wine on a budget is entirely possible. Whether you prefer red or white, each of these cheap wine picks offers something unique at a very low price. Feel free to explore more affordable wines and budget wine deals on the Garrafeira da Ilha website – you might find even more bargains in the Daily Sales section. Cheers to great wine that’s kind to your wallet!