Whether you're hosting a celebration this holiday or going as
a guest, the cost of spirits can run high
. So here's a look at how you can entertain
your guests without breaking the bank. It's time to
get into the holiday spirit, but you don't want
to spend a lot on spirit. So that's why
we're joined by an expert. So to tell us
how to make our money stretch blake you. Thank
you so much for joining us. Great to be
here today. And you know, you were just
telling me that you love song and it's gotten really
expensive. So one great thing is when you go
into a wine store is awesome. I love this
. But what's something that tastes like it? Ok
. So you gotta ask um sometimes I see specials
when you walk into a wine store. What does
that actually mean? Well, you know, in
this case here, Hidden Vines, this is made
by a great Napa wine producer. And for the
past couple of vintages, he's had too much juice
. And so he labeled it not under his own
name, which sells typically for three times the price
, but on this name, Hidden vines and it's
gonna just be a great deal and really you pass
that savings on to our customers. All right.
Good to know. Now, if you're having a
big party, you say stretch it by doing,
you know, a punch. Yes, because you
don't have to think too hard. And it's such
a crowd pleaser. And you don't need to use
top shelf. But when you are buying the liquor
, do you need to go premium? You really
don't have to, to do that top shelf and
especially there's so many great um spirits that you're mixing
with that still taste great. And you don't have
to break the bank to, to do so.
All right. But we have to toast the New
Year with champagne. Champagne is so pricey. So
, what's your advice? It is. Well,
you know, Prosecco is a great alternative. As
you'll see, it tastes great. Less than half
the price. Yeah, it tastes just like champagne
. Great idea. Thank you. Play. And
here's another idea when you're at your wine store,
ask how much of a discount you can get on
a case of wine and just split it with a
friend. Happy holidays, everyone. I'm Janice Lieberman
. And that's the real deal.