Finally! A Bailout Worth Celebrating
A San Francisco co-operative “Crushpad,” has a new take on the fluctuation of the stock market. It has launched a new wine called “Bailout”. Bailout, which is a Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, will go on sale for $39 per bottle. What makes this wine unique apart from the “Bull and Bear” label is that Crushpad will offer a discount of $2 for every 100 points that the DOW slips after the projected bottling date of August 2009. So if you buy your wine when the DOW was at 8500 and on august 2009 it was at 7000 the wine will cost you a mere $9. Although if the DOW rebounds the price remains at $39, which for a Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon from a pedigreed vineyard is a great buy.
Crushpad which is a self proclaimed “combination of wine industry veterans and technology industry refugees that want to liberate winemaking from the stereotype of the 5th generation wine family living on the chateau with the Golden Retriever.” provides budding winemakers and wine enthusiasts a chance to make and market their own wines with the help of their in house facilities and experts.
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