http://disqus.com/by/franklywines/enSat, 04 Jul 2009 15:18:55 -0000http://WWW.alicefeiring.com/feiringsquad/misc/natural_wines_a_2.html#comment-12158408<p>We've had very good reaction to the sign. It literally says “Warning, we love this wine but it’s not typical for a rose. Ask us about it before you buy.” When we describe it, some people are intrigued and buy it and some are completely not into it and we just point them to something else. But at the very least, they’ve heard about a wine that’s unique and special and different from anything they’ve ever had before. And maybe someday, when they’re feeling more adventurous, they’ll remember the little warning sign and come back to try it. Or not….in which case I’ll just drink it!</p>franklywinesSat, 04 Jul 2009 15:18:55 -0000http://WWW.alicefeiring.com/feiringsquad/misc/natural_wines_a_2.html#comment-12073462<p>Huge fan of warning lables. At the store, I put one on the LdH Rosado because I was tired of people bringing it back because it was "off". Actually, I didn't get tired of it - because I got to finish the bottle. But fiscal responsibility won over my love of nearly 10 year-old pink-tinged wines and I slapped on a warning.<br>-Christy<br></p>franklywinesFri, 03 Jul 2009 10:53:10 -0000