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<blockquote data-quote="Jovimaple" data-source="post: 817846" data-attributes="member: 46619"><p>I love the 375 ml splits that come with Costco's advent calendar. I considered buying it just for the bottles.</p><p></p><p>But I don't care for dry wines, and so I would be wasting money for a bunch of wine I know already I am not going to like. (This summer, I participated in several virtual wine tastings - some vendors in my field (IT Security) set them up as a way to get eyes on their product - short sales pitch before a sommelier goes through the wine tasting with participants trying the free wines sent to our homes for this purpose. I sort of liked a couple of the wines, but after 2 of these, I stopped signing up because everyone sends their typical very dry, tannic reds and dry whites. Just not my thing.)</p><p></p><p>Far cheaper for me to buy the empty bottles. Last fall, I saw a sale for 24 - 375 ml splits for $15 each. Even with the shipping, it was an awesome price.</p><p></p><p>Right now I have 9 gallons of dessert wine from kits that I want to bottle in the splits soon. That's 90ish bottles.</p><p></p><p>My manager told me she bought 2 of the Costco advent calendars, and she saves the bottles for me. I fill some of them up with more wine and give them back to her. It all works out! <img src="/images/smilies/Trophy.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":try" title="Trophy :try" data-shortname=":try" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jovimaple, post: 817846, member: 46619"] I love the 375 ml splits that come with Costco's advent calendar. I considered buying it just for the bottles. But I don't care for dry wines, and so I would be wasting money for a bunch of wine I know already I am not going to like. (This summer, I participated in several virtual wine tastings - some vendors in my field (IT Security) set them up as a way to get eyes on their product - short sales pitch before a sommelier goes through the wine tasting with participants trying the free wines sent to our homes for this purpose. I sort of liked a couple of the wines, but after 2 of these, I stopped signing up because everyone sends their typical very dry, tannic reds and dry whites. Just not my thing.) Far cheaper for me to buy the empty bottles. Last fall, I saw a sale for 24 - 375 ml splits for $15 each. Even with the shipping, it was an awesome price. Right now I have 9 gallons of dessert wine from kits that I want to bottle in the splits soon. That's 90ish bottles. My manager told me she bought 2 of the Costco advent calendars, and she saves the bottles for me. I fill some of them up with more wine and give them back to her. It all works out! :try [/QUOTE]
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