Now you can taste a sample of wine with no alcohol.
http://tinyurl.com/pumm353

Beringer created a shelf-mounted merchandising fixture called the
Taste Station.

The self-serve display dispenses flavor strips wrapped individually in
flexible packaging. Each Taste Station holds a stack of the flat,
rectangular foil pouches and dispenses them one at a time. Beringer
currently is testing the concept in Kroger stores in 20 states.
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On Monday, April 13, 2015 at 7:18:40 PM UTC+2, graham wrote:
> The self-serve display dispenses flavor strips wrapped individually in
> flexible packaging. Each Taste Station holds a stack of the flat,
> rectangular foil pouches and dispenses them one at a time. Beringer
> currently is testing the concept in Kroger stores in 20 states.
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lol, thats hilarious.

On Mon, 13 Apr 2015 11:18:41 -0600, graham wrote:

> Now you can taste a sample of wine with no alcohol.
> http://tinyurl.com/pumm353
>
> Beringer created a shelf-mounted merchandising fixture called the
> Taste Station.
>
> The self-serve display dispenses flavor strips wrapped individually in
> flexible packaging. Each Taste Station holds a stack of the flat,
> rectangular foil pouches and dispenses them one at a time. Beringer
> currently is testing the concept in Kroger stores in 20 states.

LOL. I want some cheese strips to go with my wine strips.



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Emery Davis` > wrote in news:cp4j73Feik9U2
@mid.individual.net:


>
> LOL. I want some cheese strips to go with my wine strips.


Wrong, wrong, wrong. You want to have apple strips with your wine strips.
Other than that, you end up buying wine strips you do not need and when you
get home and pop the.... whatever... you think to yourself: hell, this wine
strip tasted better at the stripperie.

On Tue, 14 Apr 2015 13:34:16 +0000, santiago wrote:

> Emery Davis` > wrote in news:cp4j73Feik9U2
> @mid.individual.net:
>
>
>
>> LOL. I want some cheese strips to go with my wine strips.
>
>
> Wrong, wrong, wrong. You want to have apple strips with your wine
> strips. Other than that, you end up buying wine strips you do not need
> and when you get home and pop the.... whatever... you think to yourself:
> hell, this wine strip tasted better at the stripperie.

I might buy more wine strips that way, but I haven't been to a stripperie
since I was a bachelor...




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Emery Davis` > wrote in
:
>
> I might buy more wine strips that way, but I haven't been to a
> stripperie since I was a bachelor...
>
That's what we all say. Don't we?

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