156588 Mon Apr 24 12:54:15 -0700 2006 4 12 Boston Area 0 842730 Maybe this is old news but I hadn’t realized until I read in last week’s Stuff@Night that it’s now legal to bring home unfinished bottles of wine. Link: http://www.stuffatnight.com/rd0405/food/documents/05217049.asp Mon Apr 24 12:54:15 -0700 2006 0 Niblet 1 842756 They are legal - but the law doesn't help much until restaurants get the super special bags. So, for now finish that second bottle! Mon Apr 24 15:54:31 -0700 2006 842730 0 heathermb 2 842760 On Saturday night, our waiter at Grotto told us they have those special bags (but we didn't need it!) Mon Apr 24 15:58:14 -0700 2006 842756 0 phoebek 1 842759 Thanks for this post! The bags are a great idea - I remember reading about their introduction some time ago - but I had no idea that MA now allowed them. This will definitely encourage me to start a second bottle, or in many cases, start a first. Mon Apr 24 15:57:50 -0700 2006 842730 0 Bob Dobalina 1 843134 Went out for a quick sandwich and pizza last night. My DC doesn't drink wine, but I felt like a few galsses of red wine. Ordered a glass, and the waitress told me they had the "to go" bags, in case I thought I may order more than one glass. So, I ordered the bottle. After dinner, she corked the bottle, put the dinner receipt in the bag, sealed up the bag, and put the sealed bottle in a plastic bag. Great idea!! Went home and finished the bottle- with some help!!! Fri Apr 28 09:32:02 -0700 2006 842730 0 macca