The wine douche thread.

[Kierland]

That’s what I hear. Was told it was north of 300 at the time. Haven’t even thought about it till you guys brought up wine. If I said yes every time someone wanted to give me wine my house would be full, but this sounded special.

[Dinsdale]

I drink fine wine whenever I want (which isn't all that often), and I pay nothing for it.

Sucks to be you guys.

[Mikey]

That’s what I hear. Was told it was north of 300 at the time. Haven’t even thought about it till you guys brought up wine. If I said yes every time someone wanted to give me wine my house would be full, but this sounded special.

I get a nice email from Elaine Krankl every year telling me I can’t have any of their wine, and thanking me for being so patient.

[Mikey]

I drink fine wine whenever I want (which isn't all that often), and I pay nothing for it.

Sucks to be you guys.

In the vast scheme of things, I don’t consider my lack of access to free wine to be a particularly major issue.

But then, I have a life.

[Kierland]

That’s what I hear. Was told it was north of 300 at the time. Haven’t even thought about it till you guys brought up wine. If I said yes every time someone wanted to give me wine my house would be full, but this sounded special.

I get a nice email from Elaine Krankl every year telling me I can’t have any of their wine, and thanking me for being so patient.

Well someone on her list decided to drink and drive, although it was not after Elaine’s berry juice.

[Kierland]

I drink fine wine whenever I want (which isn't all that often), and I pay nothing for it.

Sucks to be you guys.

What do you pay for? Wait, nevermind.

[Mikey]

And Mikey -- the sweet, sweet deal Costco has on a 92-point cab for under $20 didn't make it as far as your neck of the woods... or so I know hear.

Picked this up yesterday at the local Costco for $19.99.
93 points (according to Robert Parker).

53% cab
43% merlot
6% petit verdot