If you haven't noticed, our drink of choice at a Clemson tailgate is wine.
It might be because we have a really cute wine glass to drink out of.
Patrick's mom found this wine glass originally and gave it to me one year for a birthday present. It lasted one whole season until it rolled out of the back of my tailgate and broke in half on the driveway. Patrick to the rescue! Not only did he buy me a new one in time for the next game, but he bought a matching one for my mom.
|similar wine glass by same company|
These glasses are hands down my favorite tailgate accessory. They also get broken out when we're at home for games because hello, always have to drink out of this wine glass on game day.
But back to the wine.
Qualifications for a great tailgate wine are simple:
1. Not be expensive. I don't know why, but it seems like tailgate wine shouldn't be more than $10 a bottle.
2. Got to have a screw cap. Nobody wants to bother with a wine bottle opener when at a tailgate - it's so much easier just to unscrew the top and go.
We've found quite a few pinot grigios over the years that we really like and that have been perfect for tailgating.
Kiwi Cuvee Pinot Grigio
Any suggestions for wine we should try at our tailgate?
We've also been known to buy two packs of mini wine bottles for our girls' only tailgates. Mainly because it keeps sharing the wine fair ;)
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Linking up with Kids & Cabernet, Pink & Fabulous, and The New Mrs. for Wino Wednesday!
Sounds like a good time for wine! Tailgating. Screw tops are a nice way to go when out and about. I love the glasses, every team should be sporting them. Visiting from Wino Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteThat cup is cute! I love me some Pinot Grigio, but think I would fall asleep with daytime wine. Actually I know I would!
ReplyDeleteYou ladies are so classy out there with your wine! Biana and I did wine at a Gator tailgate once but we were drinking out of solo cups with a straw haha! Love your cups, so cute! <3, Pamela Sequins & Sea Breezes
ReplyDeleteDo you like champagne? If so, you can buy the Sofia Copolla mini champagnes at the store, and best yet, they are in cans! and come with a straw!
ReplyDeleteThe screw caps are seriously a must!! I was literally about to say I dont think I've had wine at a tailgate but then Pamela clearly remembered something I didn't LOL!! xo, Biana -BlovedBoston
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute wine glass! And I agree about screw tops when traveling with you wine, aint nobody got time for corks :). Thanks for the recs on the PG's, they are my favorite white wine! Also your pictures were beautiful! Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this and cute wine glasses you have there. I would suggest anything by Mirassou wines. Their entire selection is delicious!! ~Lowanda of Sunshine and Elephants
ReplyDeleteYou should try underwood wine in a can. They make a Pinot noir and Pinot grios. It's perfect for pool, beach and tailgates. Has half a bottle in one can and you can get it at total wine!
ReplyDeleteI have a Kentucky tervis wine tumbler that looks just like that - it's perfect! I have also found that it conveniently holds a 12 ounce beer as well. ;)
ReplyDeletexx, Carly | carly blogs
that really is an adorable wine glass :)
ReplyDeleteNot going to lie, I never really drink wine at tailgates, but it sounds really good to minimize the headaches I tend to get early in the 4th quarter from my usual mix of jello shots, mixed drinks, and beer from flip cup haha.
ReplyDeleteLOVE that he bought a matching one for your mom too! My mom and I have matching ones also - I recently saw some similar to yours with a little more glam and want to get them now! We always try to go for the twists off too - anything easy!
ReplyDeletek those glasses are so cute and so sweet he bought you a new one when yours broke AND one for your mama!!
ReplyDeletexo, Candace | Lovely Little Rants
Love that wine glass, and love even more that he bought one for you and his mom!! so sweet!
ReplyDeleteGreat wines for a tail gate! I totally agree they shouldn't be over $10! Thank you for linking up!!
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