Dave McIntyre's monthly installment of wines at $10 or less (usually) that give a little extra for the price. All count as Great Values. Higueruela 2008 2 stars Almansa, Spain, $10 This is the best red wine for $10 or less I've tasted all year. It explodes with cherry and berry fruit, with an earthy component. More exuberant than complex, it's really a fun wine. Barco Viejo Chardonnay 2008 1 1/2 stars Colchagua Valley, Chile, $8 Bright and fresh, with pineapple and other tropical fruit flavors. Domaine Philemon Perleh 2008 1 1/2 stars Gaillac, France, $10 Crisp and refreshing, with exotic fruit flavors. It seems simple at first but gets more intriguing with each sip. Dona Paula Los Cardosh Malbec 2007 1 1/2 stars Mendoza, Argentina, $9 Nice blueberry fruit, woodsy notes, an appealing Old World style. Cellar No. 8 Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 1 star California, $9 Well-balanced with dark fruit flavors. A good burger wine. Chateau Ste. Michelle Sauvignon Blanc 2008 1 star Columbia Valley, Washington, $10 Good sauvignon blanc character balanced between the grassy-herbal notes and dried fig flavors. Inca Torrontes-Chardonnay 2007 1 star Calchaqui Valley, Argentina, $7 This blend of 80 percent torrontes captures the floral aspects of Argentina's signature white grape and anchors them firmly to earth with the addition of 20 percent chardonnay. Ravenswood Vintners Blend Petite Sirah 2006 1 star California, $10 More balanced than many California petite sirahs. This is another good wine for casual fare such as pizza or burgers on the grill. 