Wine + Wine Review
1. Eco-friendly picnic suggestion.
2. Boxed Wine:
2.1 The Italian version.
2.2 The Californian TetraPak version. They amusingly argue that one is buying more wine for the price, due to it's 1L size, in roughly the same volume as the typical 750mL bottle. Heh, they have more typically-sized TetraPak offerings too.
3. Wine Review: The "carbon neutral delivery" from Chile, a Pinot Noir from Cono Sur.
Let's just say that if they put 1/10th of their web budget into producing an actual palatable wine, they might have held their own. Alas, their Pinot Noir exudes a kind of pig swill smell with a taste to match, and I fear won't offer even the opportunity for cooked redemption.
Truly, a disappointing example for Chile, and again reminds me of the horrors of today's greenwashing.
2. Boxed Wine:
2.1 The Italian version.
2.2 The Californian TetraPak version. They amusingly argue that one is buying more wine for the price, due to it's 1L size, in roughly the same volume as the typical 750mL bottle. Heh, they have more typically-sized TetraPak offerings too.
3. Wine Review: The "carbon neutral delivery" from Chile, a Pinot Noir from Cono Sur.
Let's just say that if they put 1/10th of their web budget into producing an actual palatable wine, they might have held their own. Alas, their Pinot Noir exudes a kind of pig swill smell with a taste to match, and I fear won't offer even the opportunity for cooked redemption.
Truly, a disappointing example for Chile, and again reminds me of the horrors of today's greenwashing.