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'Cage' Your Ponte Memories

Category: All Things Wine | Permalink

Published: Monday, December 21, 2009

For the last three Friday evenings of December, Wine Club members and their guests were able to enjoy live music, free wine tasting, tray passed hors d'oeuvres and 25% off everything in the Tasting Room from tasty wines to decorative trinkets. As our festive associates, clad in Santa hats and smiles, wrapped, ribboned and bowed holiday gifts for our guests there was one hot item that "popped" off the shelves.

Cork Cages in the shapes of wine barrels, bottles and even a purse (for that stylish, wine loving gal on your list) are Ponte's hottest selling item in the Marketplace this holiday season.

"They have been flying out of here!" Tasting Room Manager Lauren Todd said. "I know many people save and collect corks and a lot of our guests ask for Ponte corks to remember their experience, so this really is a great holiday gift to give someone."

The artful metal cages are a fun, stylish and innovative way to keep and cherish all of your wonderful wine memories. Collecting corks in a decorative style helps you hang onto and reminisce on the memories of great occasions and cherished wines shared with friends and family. Keepsake all of your enjoyable and lovely memories you have at Ponte with this season's hot seller...we'll even throw in some Ponte corks to start your cork cage of memories.

By Lindsey Dick

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A Tale of B on a Hot Summer Day

Category: Food and Drink

Published: Monday, July 26, 2010

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