Tis the season to Encourage (Wine) Drinking
Know some wine loving friends and don't know what to get them? Not interested in the typical "Here's a bottle of my favorite wine" gift? (Not that that's a bad gift... wine will always be enjoyed.. but if you feel like getting creative, here are some of my favorite ideas...)
1) Wine tasting.. CLASSES. Always hear people say things like "I can taste the pears.. and the berries... it finishes a little peppery" and crap like that? Now you can give the gift of learning to drink like every other wine snob!
Classes are offered everywhere but if you google wine class, you'll find an abundancy of them in New York.
2) A personalized wine bottle from winelabel.com:
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... uncork that bottle and soon you'll be saying "Holly Happydays! I mean..."
3) Customized wine charms from www.wineglasscharms.com:
I don't know how I feel about the little Texas wine charm but you get the gist. The great thing about this gift idea is you can get some craft supplies from a craft store and make your own wine charms!
4) A Winemaking package, oooooooh! Homemade drunkeness!!!
www.finevinewines.com--> starter packages. These gifts start at about ummm... a thousand bucks. Very affordable... if you're Oprah.
5) A wine gift for the golf lover:
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...OR..
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A wine "caddy"... Wine stoppers.... "Wine bar bag". All for under $50. :) That's what I'm talking about.
Happy holidays!
1) Wine tasting.. CLASSES. Always hear people say things like "I can taste the pears.. and the berries... it finishes a little peppery" and crap like that? Now you can give the gift of learning to drink like every other wine snob!
Classes are offered everywhere but if you google wine class, you'll find an abundancy of them in New York.
2) A personalized wine bottle from winelabel.com:
... 
... uncork that bottle and soon you'll be saying "Holly Happydays! I mean..."3) Customized wine charms from www.wineglasscharms.com:
I don't know how I feel about the little Texas wine charm but you get the gist. The great thing about this gift idea is you can get some craft supplies from a craft store and make your own wine charms!4) A Winemaking package, oooooooh! Homemade drunkeness!!!
www.finevinewines.com--> starter packages. These gifts start at about ummm... a thousand bucks. Very affordable... if you're Oprah.5) A wine gift for the golf lover:
OR....
...OR..
.A wine "caddy"... Wine stoppers.... "Wine bar bag". All for under $50. :) That's what I'm talking about.
Happy holidays!
