If you live in Oregon and were watching football games during the holidays, you might have come across an ad named "Why" as part of the Oregon Health Authority's "Rethink the Drink" campaign. The 60-second clip features a father reconsidering his alcohol choices at the grocery store, prompting his eight year old daughter to specifically question his need for wine.
After numerous taste-tests and a creative process that pushed the boundaries of conventional wine flavors and rectums, the trio of spicy wines was successfully unveiled.
Taylor Swift's concert film brought more than just applause and box office glory. It also provided a helping hand to the theater industry during a time when new movie releases were scarce. You see, theaters often face periods of drought usually after summer when there's a lack of exciting new releases. That's where special events like concert films step in. They draw audiences like a magnet, filling seats, popcorn buckets and, in the instance of the Eras Tour movie, glasses of wine.
"We aimed for this acquisition to be all-encompassing, which is why we insisted on George and Daniel transferring all their blue attire to us so that we can truly embody the Daou culture. If you happen to visit Daou Mountain Estate in the upcoming days, don't be surprised to see me donning George's ultramarine fleece and Daniel's Saffiano Royal Blue belt by Prada," mentioned Treasury's CEO, Tim Ford.
The decision to make Caymus Cabernet available at Walmart is a testament to the brand's commitment to reaching a wider audience of wine enthusiasts. This partnership brings a unique opportunity for consumers to enjoy Caymus' high-end wine offerings while shopping for their everyday needs like Great Value Mayonnaise and Hanes undergarments.
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