Wine with non-Helmeted Cyclist on Label Banned in Alabama

Cully J wrote:

I hope it didn't taste like post--ride sweat under a female cyclist's
breast (as the label would have you assume)?

How do you know what that tastes like?

SMS a bien réfléchi et puis a déclaré:
"http://blog.al.com/live/2009/07/wine_too_fullbodied_for_bama_s.html"

Sandy wrote:
If anything is clearly objectionable, it is the taking of a prize for
the label, when it is not the work of the prize's recipient. I don't
think that adding "Pinot noir" makes it a new graphic.

Andrew Muzi wrote:
We have a news clip on our clip wall of a California vintner whose
label art of a reclining nude was rejected. The artist tried again,
removing the 'offensive' flesh. Yep, a reclining skeleton in the same
composition. Also rejected.[...]

Tom Sherman °_° wrote:
The upright mafia strikes again!


Well! Will wonders never cease!

The guy actually achieved approval!
http://www.winelabels.org/labels.htm

(second item)

She looks all ready for a spin on your other vehicle, Tom.
(I found the skeleton more interesting)

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Andrew Muzi
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Open every day since 1 April, 1971

I've had that wine and quite enjoyed it.

=v= Same here. Good stuff for the price.

I hope it didn't taste like post--ride sweat under a female
cyclist's breast (as the label would have you assume)?

=v= That's one of my favorite flavors: tastes just like peaches
(though that does vary with the cyclist). But no, the wine has
a different taste.
_Jym_