
Now you would think that by drinking so much wine I must have an awesome system for picking great bottles, right? WRONG! I have a few faves (Mad Housewife, Gnarly Head) but I mostly pick wine based on the picture on the cover or the funny name. And ones that have dogs in the name or on the label are always winners.

So I have decided to stat blogging about the bottles of wine I drink in an effort to keep track of ones I like and enlighten anyone who might be a wine enthusiast, like myself.
Also, on another semi-related topic, not sure if I mentioned it before but Anchorage has stopped recycling glass. Which due to my enthusiasm for all things wine has caused quite a problem for me. I still save glass. It hurts my heart to throw it away, but now what do I do with it? I need some really cool craft project that uses anything glass. Ideas?
1 comment:
Too bad they're not transparent, then you could fill them with heavily starched (so they don't get squished) bits of fabric.
We know people that have a bottle bush... It was all upside down bottles on the branches. But, that might be not such a good idea, seeing as how you have quite a few bottles to deal with and then they would be outside.
I'm sure you'll think of something that'll blow our socks off, though!
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