Description on the bottle: Grandma's Red is made from the same full-flavored, deep red blend of grapes as our Wolf's Prairie Red, but in a sweet style. "What big taste your sweet red wine has, Grandma!" exclaimed Little Red Riding Hood. "All the better to eat you with my dear," answered the Wolf (in Grandma's clothing).
Sarah says: Wow, that is the funniest bottle description I've had so far. Awesome. I know we picked up this bottle on our winery trip in September, but I can't for the life of me remember the winery. I'm assuming Jon liked this wine better than me. Although I will drink it, it's not my favorite red wine. It's a bit sweet, but not horribly so. I don't have anything specific to say about it, but I did drink two glasses, so it must have been good!
Overall rating: Thumbs half-way up, it's good but not memorable.
Sarah says: Speaking of Grandma - we took this bottle of wine to my Mom's for Thanksgiving. The title felt fitting. Since it's Thanksgiving season, I thought I'd write about a few of the things I'm thankful for. None of this is shocking, but it's nice to list it all out every once in awhile. As Eeyore would say, having a lot to be thankful for, is in itself, something to be thankful for.
Coffee
A car that starts each day
Mittens for my hands
My MP3 player
Sunny days
Computers
Ice Cream
My husband & kids
My Mom & Dad
My whole family, on all sides
Books
Weekends
Cozy blankets
My church family
Lip balm and lotion
Education
Reliable co-workers
My microwave
Glasses
Wine
Money in my checking account
Heat and air conditioning
Havanah
Flowers
Naps
Puzzles
Peanut butter and chicken nuggets
Best friends
Laughter
Doctors
Google
Quiet dinners
Pizza dinners
Candles
Washing Machines and Dryers
Pictures
My health
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! What are you thankful for?
A body that 'works' so that I can do very fun events. A supportive and hard-working-in-so-many-ways-husband and a daughter and son-in-law who are navigating the fun-filled waters of marriage. A job. Ice for the knee that hurts after a run with too many hills ;)
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