The Devil's in that bottle

There are some that would argue that the devil lives in the bottles that line the shelves of our shop, waiting patiently to befuddle and influence the unfortunate soul who uncorks his lair.

Is there Evil lurking inside these bottles? Hmmm, perhaps. Depending on the bottle and the hand that opens it, I guess. Given enough time, and drink enough of his wile, most will succumb to a foul thought or two.

Yet, last night, at our Wine Flight Weds, we had a lot of enchanting devils that were unleashed, free to muck havoc, but everyone enjoyed themselves immensely, with joy and laughter abound. Not a trace of evil to be found.

Yes, we shook hands and drank with the devil last night, actually the "Devil's Elbow," and here we are, this morning, talking about it fondly. We had a tasting of big, big reds (and who doesn't secretly covet a big, hulking red?), and the "Devil's Elbow" Cabernet made quite a lasting impression.

Come in to Swirl Wine, and let's find a devil in a bottle for you to take home and enjoy.

James

Women like them big

The bigger, the better...

Big, hunky, muscular. Hey, I'm talking about red wine here, and tomorrow night, for our Wine Flight Wednesdays, we'll have some big-big reds open for you to lose yourself in.

The Chippendale's of wine will be showing off their strong, hulking, fleshy, full bodies in the glass for you, so come on by and take a long sip on these gorgeous, big reds. So meaty, yes.

Come to Swirl and get your groove on.

It's here and almost gone, hurry!

(Movie trailer voice):

"In a world, where only a small, limited production of truly great cabs exist, there lies one Cabernet that a few, select people will rise up and fight for. It is a wine that delivers a knock out punch to the senses, and they call this wine, 'The Knock Out.'

Rated NC-21. Playing until sold out. Starting today at Swirl Wine."

Erna Schein "The Knock Out" Cabernet

We only have a limited stock of these ultra, hard-to-get Cabs out of Napa, so please run, don't walk, to Swirl and secure your bottle before the next person does.

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