Opening A Wine Store Gifts

'I wouldn't say this wine's name is long, but it's continued on the bottle next to it.'

"It better not be any of that over oaked chardonnay."

The Wine Bottle and the Corkscrew

"This is a clever little shop. It makes you think it would be fun to own a lamp."

'Plastic corks, then screw caps; when they come out with a flip-n-sip Chateau Petrus I'm hanging up my tastevin.'

'You wanted to be a wine maker in the worst way, Paul - and you've succeeded.'

'If you're having trouble finding what you want, try our other store--'Cabernet Sauvignons Starting with the Letter B'.'

Opening the Barrel

'We drove 800 miles for this? If I wanted to look at a roomful of dusty bottles, we could have visited your mother.'

true love.

"Check out this new store."

"Can I talk to someone who knows something?"

'When we bought this place we thought we'd only be making wine. Apparently, we're also into spirits.'

'Running your own business means being self-made, unfortunately it also means finding out what you're made of!'

"I've tried that one; it's a blend of 74 different red grapes - including two of the plastic decorative type."

'No, I can't remember the name of the wine, but it did come in a bottle about this tall, if that's any help.'

'Do you do anything with the old casks?'

'The three essentials for any wine are terroir, the producer and how envious it makes your guests.'

Fred red read wine has lots of benefits, including longer life!

Wine: New & Old!!!

'I would suggest a Cabernet Sauvignon. It's non habit forming. I should know. I've been drinking a glass every day for twenty years.'

Our changing neighborhood: new store openings.

"To tourists this just looks like a pile of rotten and damaged grapes. But here at Trendy Vineyards, we look at it and see Special Select Reserve."

'What have you got in the way of an imported red that has a label that doesn't look like my cat drew it?'

The night they invented champagne.

'Ahh, the '74 Amarone. Unfortunately, I can't sell it to you. There's no possible way you'd appreciate it.'

Wine: New and Old.

Bob's DIY Store

"I never expected you to pay through the nose."

'The greatest wine in my collection? Why, it's my '45 Chateau Palmer and, oh, what a coincidence, it's right here!'

Wine: harsh, boring, pretentious, shallow and mischievous.

'What goes with leftovers?' 'I have a bottle of dregs here someplace.'

'It's not quite ready now, but come 2285, you'll be glad you waited.'

Welcome to my cellar!

'Sold! $287,500 to bidder #349!'