Happy Holidays!
So, I know, that’s not the actual quote. But I didn’t want you to have to “travel through seven levels of the candy cane forest, past the sea of twirly-swirly gumdrops, and then walk through the Lincoln Tunnel” as Buddy the Elf did in order to spread Christmas cheer.
Enjoy these fun wine items I came across on the internet. And maybe put a few under your own tree for the wine lover in your life.
Now this is a superlative many of us would have won:
available here for $16.96
This makes it easy to follow the doctor’s orders.
available here for $17.99
A great way to support small. Choose your state, drink the wine and show those corks off.
available here for $35
Use those empty bottles for something else. Instead of recycling them, reuse them!
available here for $19.99
Bring your favorite bottle of wine where ever you go.
available here for $54.99
We love drinking it, so why not bathe with it? (thoughts on this one?)
available here $9.99
Another use for all those corks we collect. Heck, most of us could spell out our whole names! (and addresses)
available here for $24.95
They say wine is good for your complexion. This takes a more direct route.
available here for $38
It really does count! I promise!
available here for $6
Add some humor to that plonk wine.
available here for $18.
I know “The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.” but I hope this post brings a smile to your face this holiday season and maybe, just maybe it will help the Clausometer reach 100% .
Disclosure: all quotes are from Elf a Warner Brother movie, directed by Jon Favreau and written by David Berenbaum.
~Slàinte!
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