are any of these decent wines?

OK, so my other hobby is photograpy. Since I am out of the country for two years, I am looking for gifts I can order over the internet and have shipped straight to people, but still with that personal touch. (bear with me, this really is wine-related!)

I happened upon one of the big sites that you upload digital photos to, one of their options is putting your pictures on wine. While I like the idea, anything I have ever had that was custom laballed was plonk. Also, the Muricata "champage" is clearly not, if it's from CA... But I know nothing about CA wines so here is the list for your review. Is there anything here worth putting my art on and sending to my wine knowedgable friends and family? TIA!

Palomino Ridge 2006 Chardonnay
Chardonnay $10.00ea

Oro Pais 2006 Pinot Gris
Pinot Gris $14.99ea

Ariel 2002 Non Alcoholic Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Sauvignon $12.00ea

Comisky Road 2004 Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Sauvignon $13.99ea

Vinalhaven Vineyards 2002 Charbonneau Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Sauvignon $11.99ea

Palomino Ridge 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Sauvignon $12.00ea

Monix Vineyards 2002 Merlot
Merlot $19.99ea

Palomino Ridge 2005 Merlot
Merlot $11.00ea

L'Heureux Cellars 2003 Lurix Red Table Wine
Red Table Wine $11.99ea

Cupeno Cellars 2001 Red Table Wine
Red Table Wine $10.75ea

Ariel 2003 Non Alcoholic White Zinfandel
White Zinfandel $8.00ea

Palomino Ridge 2006 White Zinfandel
White Zinfandel $8.00ea

Muricata (750 ml) Champagne
Champagne $13.50ea

I'm unfamiliar with any of these brands except Ariel, whose products I sell mainly to people who want to offer a non-alcoholic drink so Uncle John and Aunt Jane, who are teetotalers, can unobtrusively join in a wedding toast. As for the rest, I think you can draw your own conclusion about the quality of a wine sold principally on the basis that it can be custom-labeled.

[Jenise]

What Dave said.

And I had to laugh at "Vinalhaven", 'vinal' being so close to 'vinyl' which is a flavor in flawed wine.

Aside from Ariel, which is discussed above, as best as I can tell the rest of the Label Names are not real wineries. This is likely a business that puts purchased plonk into custom-labeled bottles. There is no assurance of quality.

Thanks - I guess I'll stick to mugs, coasters and mousepads...