The Red Sox spray selves, locker room with Domaine Ste Michelle
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Just what was the “champagne” that the Red Sox sprayed all over their goggled and giddy selves yesterday? A reader wants to know. Fortunately, the Dr. Vino cam was in the locker room at Coors Field (Coors? As if the Rockies even had a chance in a venue like that according to the wine theory of sports champions). To the photos:
Photo one provides a glimpse of the left front label, photo two, the right, photo three, the actual label for your spy cam comparisons. Put them together and what does it spell? Domaine Ste Michelle! Is it the finest “handcrafted” bubbly that $6.99 can buy? You decide! Oddly, the Sox changed since they popped Korbel back when they won the first round of the playoffs. But why no Red Sox charity wine?
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On October 29th, 2007 at 9:42 pm ,Mark Ashley wrote:
So much for your Cleveland Indians prediction. Looks like bubbly isn’t the indicator of on-field dominance we all hoped for.
Pardon me, my bookie is calling.
On October 29th, 2007 at 9:44 pm ,Dr. Vino wrote:
haha. Yes, the Wine Theory of World Sports Domination may still need some refinement. More data! Athletes: drink, spray in your moment of glory and send us the pix!