The French Rabbit is Here.........Wine in Tetra Packs

[trini]

Not the toy but a different strategy in the wine business the snobs must be going crazy.
what do you think about it.
Same price as must out there and it has 2 glasses more.
Now no matter who says what it all depends on your preference in taste not price


http://www.lcbo.com/socialresponsibility/french_rabbit_information.shtml

[remmuh]

http://www.lcbo.com/socialresponsibility/images/rabbit_left.gif

looks good!

[Safflon]

It would seem sort of weird but, I'd try it! And if it's good, Hurray!

[KrispyFive]

I think it's a great idea. Gives you more wine for the same amount of money. Plus I'm sure it's considerably lighter than a wine bottle (cheaper to ship as it's lighter and takes up less room). You also don't have to worry about dropping the wine and staining your carpet & having to go out and get another bottle. Does this really help out the environment even more than glass? Wine bottles are recyclable aren't they? Keep in mind that I'm no expert on recycling, only thing I know about it is that it's good and how to sort it.

[mlc2000]

You also don't have to worry about dropping the wine and staining your carpet & having to go out and get another bottle.

I think you or your guests need to stop staggering around the house with full wine bottles....might I suggest a wine glass?

[KrispyFive]

I think you or your guests need to stop staggering around the house with full wine bottles....might I suggest a wine glass?

Can't do very much about the staggering, it comes with the teritory.. heh.. But if that actually was a serious post, I'm not much of a wine drinker & don't stagger around with full wine bottles nor do I have carpets (well, with the exception of one area rug). Was aiming for someone accidentally dropping a bottle of wine & having it break. Wine glasses are for suckers, plastic beer cups are much easier to clean up! :cheesygri