yesterday i gave out some of my homemade wine to some friends during a
party.

please tell your freinds not to STORE THE WINE IN THE FRONT SEAT OF
THEIR CAR ON A SUNNY DAY!!!!!

only lost a fingerfull but, was quite a shock. even had a shrinkwrap
cap on it!

I hate it when friends abuse my wine. I have given bottles to friends and
then years latter when I am over for a visit they will get it out from where
they stored it standing up in a cabinet over the stove and, of course the
cork is so dry that it cannot be extracted, the wine is a none descript
brown, and there is all sorts of nasty sedement in the bottom. It embarases
both of us.

Ray

"Tater" wrote in message
ups.com...
yesterday i gave out some of my homemade wine to some friends during a
party.

please tell your freinds not to STORE THE WINE IN THE FRONT SEAT OF
THEIR CAR ON A SUNNY DAY!!!!!

only lost a fingerfull but, was quite a shock. even had a shrinkwrap
cap on it!

On Jun 12, 8:42 am, "Ray Calvert" wrote:
I hate it when friends abuse my wine.

I gave my sister a case of wine for her wedding- a bottle for her
first anniversary, etc.

She lost it.

Yeah, homemade wine bottles can pop...been there, cleaned up the mess, and
then started sorbated everything. Having said that, it is important to note
that I do not like really dry wine, so I usually sweeten my wine - which
means one needs to make sure they don't explode. Glad to hear everyone is
okay.
Darlene

"Tater" wrote in message
ups.com...
yesterday i gave out some of my homemade wine to some friends during a
party.

please tell your freinds not to STORE THE WINE IN THE FRONT SEAT OF
THEIR CAR ON A SUNNY DAY!!!!!

only lost a fingerfull but, was quite a shock. even had a shrinkwrap
cap on it!

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