Hump Day Vibes: The Absolute Best Wines Under $20

May 25 is National Wine Day.

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Figure Out What Your Homies Favorite Type Of Wine Is! - It's always nice to show up with a bottle of wine to share with your host. So do that! We're sure everything else will work itself out. (Photo: 68/Martin Child/Ocean/Corbis)

Simi Dry Rosé ($18) - With summer around the corner, the BBQ and party invitations will start rolling in soon. While Two-Buck Chuck is fine for the crib, it isn't the best party gift. And then there are the times when you just need to treat 'yo self! Even if you're ballin' on a budget, great wine isn't hard to find. Click on for our top picks for $20 or less. By Kellee Terrell Great for a hot summer day, this fruity wine is perfect for those who can't choose between red and white. Enjoy the notes of wild strawberry, tart cherry, pineapple, fresh straw and white pepper. (Photo: Simi) 

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Simi Dry Rosé ($18)

Barefoot Cabernet ($7) - This Cab is as velvety as butter after each gulp, and it's perfect with steaks, kabobs and sausages. Tip:  Let it sit uncorked for a few minutes before you serve to let it "breathe" and develop those flavors.   (Photo: Barefoot) 

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Barefoot Cabernet ($7)

Kendall-Jackson Vintner’s Reserve Pinot Grigio ($15) - California Pino Grigios are always a good look — and this bottle is no different. If you like a twinge of sweetness, mango and peach, this one is definitely for you. (Photo: Kendall Jackson) 

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Kendall-Jackson Vintner’s Reserve Pinot Grigio ($15)

Alamos Malbec ($9) - When you sip on this Argentinian wine, you will do a triple take at how light, smooth and delicious it is for just $9. It also gives you a mix of licorice, fruit and smoky tobacco. Salut! (Photo: Alamos) 

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Alamos Malbec ($9)

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Graham Beck 2009 Brut Rosé ($20) - This dry, bubbly South African rosé tastes like raspberries, cherries and citrus. Perfect for dessert, toasting and celebrating the summer. (Photo: Graham Beck) 

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Graham Beck 2009 Brut Rosé ($20)

Edelheiss Red Wine ($20) - For all of you eco-friendly folks, this red wine is made from 100 percent organic and natural ingredients. Oh, and did we mention it's a Black-owned business?(Photo: Edelheiss) 

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Edelheiss Red Wine ($20)

Geyser Peak Sauvignon Blanc ($14) - This crisp Blanc is perfect for a humid summer day. And its flavors will give you life: Lemon, yellow apple, ruby red grapefruit, passion fruit, citrus blossom, and fresh jalapeño.(Photo: Geyser Peak) 

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Geyser Peak Sauvignon Blanc ($14)

Campo Viejo Garnacha Rioja, Spain ($19) - This incredible, light-bodied Spanish red delivers a punch of spice with the sweetness of cherries and violets. Perfect with tacos, fajitas and pork. (Photo: Campo Viejo) 

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Campo Viejo Garnacha Rioja, Spain ($19)

Yalumba Y Series Riesling ($13) - This dry Aussie wine is a fusion of apricots, grapefruit and florals that literally dances on your tongue. Pair with dishes made with salsas and spices. (Photo: Yalumba) 

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Yalumba Y Series Riesling ($13)

Nino Franco Rustico Prosecco ($18) - This Italian bubbly, which tastes like crisp apples, almonds and pear, is perfect for mimosas and bellinis for your summer brunches with the girls. (Photo: Nino Franco) 

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Nino Franco Rustico Prosecco ($18)