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Seems like every item anymore is a "celebrity" item.  This cracked me up..

https://www.qvc.com/Bellissima-by-Christie-Brinkley-%283%29-or-%2812%29-Bottles-Sparkling-Wine.produ...

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Re: ITKWD Wednesday, January 8

I was surprised to see her as well, because I was not aware of her affiliation with wine. She looks great though!

 

 

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Re: ITKWD Wednesday, January 8

Brinkley first brought these to the Q a few months ago; the reviews are hit or miss. But she's very pleasant in her presentations and interacts well with the hosts.

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Re: ITKWD Wednesday, January 8

Good grief we are awash in designer wine.  Wine everywhere.  Do people really drink that much wine?  There are a million brands and they come and go.  Who would know what to buy?

 

Model wine?  Really?  

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Re: ITKWD Wednesday, January 8

I don't drink, but will have what she's having.

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Re: ITKWD Wednesday, January 8

@MarkeieMark @Well, that wouldn’t be wine that would be a plastic surgeon.

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Re: ITKWD Wednesday, January 8

@Sooner - Based on your post, you probably don't care about the details (and to be quite honest, I don't either), but Christie Brinkley brings sparkling wines that include a zero-sugar option, so at least they have some differentiation in the marketplace...

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Re: ITKWD Wednesday, January 8


@Sooner wrote:

Good grief we are awash in designer wine.  Wine everywhere.  Do people really drink that much wine?  There are a million brands and they come and go.  Who would know what to buy?

 

Model wine?  Really?  


@Sooner    Excerpt from:  forbes.com/sites/thomaspellechia/2019/06/04/how-much-americans-spend-on-wine-what-they-buy-in-what-container-and-more/#75422cc524f1

 

According to the latest stats, from March 2018-March 2019 American consumers spent $14.4 billion on wine through, “grocery, drug, mass merchandisers, convenience, dollar, military, as well as a selection of warehouse clubs, and liquor channel geographies and liquor channel retail chains.” 

 

That’s a 1.6% dollar increase over the same period between 2017-2018. But the overall volume of wine—162 million cases—for the 52-weeks represented a 1% drop from the same 52 week period between 2017-2018.

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Re: ITKWD Wednesday, January 8

@Marp Thanks!  But since we have so many "girfriends" activities in what, the last 15 years or so, women seem so very much associated with wine.  

 

So much more than in the "olden" days--like the turn of the century.