Napa Bound documents my travels to Napa Valley wineries and how I felt about each one. I will provide a personal assessment that describes my perception of the winery. I will also include other wine-related posts, such as what I have opened, wineries from other areas, storage tips, etc. Please enjoy this blog responsibly.
Saturday, September 28, 2013
Follow up on the Break-resistant Champagne Flutes
I just got off the phone with Wine Enthusiast. What a great experience this is. I had dallied a bit in ordering the
replacement stems that my sister had done in, giving her ample time to demolish
the remaining two stems. So, all four
stems now require replacement. I
explained that my sister was using the glasses outdoors and they are now all
broken. It took about half a minute to
look up my order, a couple of questions about which shipping address to use, a
quick thank you, and we were done. The
only question remains … should I commit the remaining stems to a certain death
at my sister’s house, or give them a safe haven in my home and bring them out
when she visits? (If she breaks them
again, it will cost $8 a stem to replace, which is not cost-effective.) What would you do?
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