Red Sox Wines
I keep seeing the ads for the Red Sox wines in the Improper, and I really want to get them for my dad's birthday. The website says they've shipped and should be in stores now. Has anyone seen them anywhere?
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They are at Kappy's on Route 1 in Saugus and in the Peabody location too. Bought a couple but haven't tried them yet. Probably will keep them for the novelty factor.
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The Red Sox wines are all over town. Just about any place should have em. These wines retail for $11.99 each... and for each bottle a donation is made to the player's designated charity. Think of these wines as collectibles for the Red Sox fan. Don't plan on buying them to drink the WINE in the bottle... Without the Red Sox and charity angle it would be about as good as 2 buck chuck. The retailers Ive spoken to say that sales have been slow.
Here are some other ideas they might consider...
MannyShevitz... Kosher Shiraz
Alex Cornas
St. Julian Tavarez Bordeaux
Matt Pape Clement
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re: markabauman
CDPapi .. great one!
The "list price" is 11.99, which is what most places sell it for. There are some places selling it for $10 (lowest I've seen). Point Im making is (guess it's obvious) don't buy this wine to actually drink, there are much better wines for the money... it's a wine to buy for the Red Sox fan. I guess you can drink it and save the bottle, but that's not as nice for display as a full bottle. The wine in the bottle is JUNK.
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re: ChinaCat
I just bought all three at East Gate Liquors in North Reading. Last night i aksed my friendly bartender how the merlot was, and was nice enough to give me a taste it. It was lighter than a nouvea beaujolais! I bought it for a friend, who is die hard sox fan. I think it may be plonk, but it IS for a good cause, and he will surely use it to decorate his red sox bar/game room.
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re: taxi
It is on rte 28- across the street from DD, and the Lobster Claw- corner of 28 and Park STreet. If you get up there, there is some good chow at the Lobster Claw, and some great pizza at Mario's- which is in the same plaza as East Gate Liquors. Another point of reference- it is less than a mile south of Wal Mart
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re: macca
If you are coming north on 93 - take the Concord Street exit- right at the end of the ramp, and follow Park Street- at the stop sign, bear right and route 28 is just a few blocks. Also- right before the stop sign on PArk street is a turkey farm- can't rememer the name, but they have good turkey tips. The butcher shop is in the basement of the house. You can make a chow outing!
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Kappy's at Wellington in Medford had all three last Saturday with free tasting and 3/$30 -- Manny Merlot and Schilling Shard are both serviceable -- Wakefield Caberknuckle is surprisingly good for the price -- and there's a charity piece -- decent value, decent product -- will buy again if available!
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I have seen all of them in a liquor store near my house. Rt.122 in Northbridge at Friendly Discount Liquors, they are a large liquor store carrying almost any wine you are looking for at great prices. It is in a plaza across from McDonald's. Not sure what they were but I seen three, the ones I remember were Wakefield, Manny Ramirez, and I think Shilling ?
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I have not seen them in any stores, but a local pub has the manny and the curt- don't know why they passed on Wake! I will be looking for them at the liquor stores this weekend, as a close friend of mine is a sox fanatic- the bar in his game room is a cutom made shrine to the sox, so I know he would like the bottles for display. I would imagine they are at most of the chain type liquor stores by now.
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