Taking a week off with- Party Wine Comparison
Efficiency- Matt:
One of the biggest problems faced when attending a party is what food or drink you’ll bring to share with the guests. A bottle of wine is always a good bet when going to a dinner party, but what type do you bring???
Save Money – Don’t Overthink It
I love expensive wine, I really do. Hints of walnut with cast-iron undertones, its great. That’s not what your group of friends need. This is about a fun get together. In those situations the best bet is to go with a cheap wine that tastes good. Cheap wine like Oak Leaf is designed with one purpose, to taste commercially delicious. Oak Leaf finds no joy in having a “sophisticated” taste. We’re talking the “Family Guy” of wine. It tastes good to most people so it costs $7.
Takeaways
- Buy the box wine. Its the best bang for your buck.
- Stay away from reds, the alcohol percentage is lower and the bitterness makes them less appealing
- Sparkling Wine is inefficient no matter the brand. Save money and stick with a Chardonnay, Moscato, or a Merlot.
Cheap Wine Is Better
Bringing box wine to a party garners two reactions; Excitement or judgment. For those who wish to judge you on your box wine selection please point out the following:
- Because of corks, an alarming amount of shelf wine is spoiled before you open it, Box Wine is much safer.
- Box Wine is much more efficient to open and use as compared to traditional bottled wine.
- It’s a party!
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