http://www.liquorone.com/smnovo.html
http://www.liquorone.com/arvo.html
On this website, there prices varies on name like anywhere, but do common wine stores have vodka in the bottle size of this under 15 dollars.
Also, for you alcohol drinkers, how much is smirnoff usually, since it is popular.

I am not underage, if that is what you are going to ask. I bearly drink, only on vacations. I am having a party and a few friends offered to bring a bottle, but I offered instead.
A bit kind of random, but whats the cheapest i can get for 750ml of vodka.

I like the taste of smirnoff, and I live in the state of MA. The place shouldn’t be over priced so let me know.
Also,how many shots of smirnoff should i have to get a good drunk feel and what is the # of shots not to go farther then, that could make you pass out.

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Ok, I have to come up with a business plan for one of my management classes. I just asked a question on what a good name would be for a beer/wine store…

However, I am thinking about doing a specialty wine store only that would sell imported wines from around the world. In my plan, I need to include ways that would make my store competitive against the other local plain beer/wine stores. My questions are:

1.) Do you think that a specialty wine store would make a good business?

2.) Do you have any ideas of something else that the store could feature to make it unique? Anything else I could sell or offer in the store that would make it attractive and different?
You are brilliant! Thank you!

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I am getting married in Mexico and need to choose wine for the reception. We can buy a decent selection of wine down there, and I have an opportunity to take some down from here.

Okay, so how to choose the wine? Our reception meal will likely be a choice of fish or chicken. While it won’t be American-style “Mexican food” it will certainly be influenced by Mexican flavors – maybe Snapper Vera Cruz. So, it will be a little spicier and bolder than a typical chicken or fish dish. I won’t know exactly what the meal selection will be until after I can get the wine sent down there.

Please don’t offer the “Red with meat, white with chicken & fish” formula. I know sometimes a Chardonnay can overpower a meal, so I was thinking a Pinot Gris or Sauvignon Blanc, but haven’t hit on a winner. For red, maybe a Pinot Noir or Red Zin?

I have asked at a couple wine stores, but thought I’d see if I could get any good tips here. I’ve looked online, but it’s not as easy as I thought. Any ideas?
ps: one of the problems is that I’m pregnant and can’t exactly taste wine, except for an occasional sip. My fiance likes wine but just looks at me like a deer in the headlights when I try to talk about "wine pairing."

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My mom left me with 3 boxes of wine to ship back home in texas. I’m in san francisco and I’ve already been to 3 wine stores that don’t ship 3rd party wine. Help please!
Second question: are their any wine packing stores in san francisco?

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I am getting married in Mexico and need to choose wine for the reception. We can buy a decent selection of wine down there, and I have an opportunity to take some down from here.

Okay, so how to choose the wine? Our reception meal will likely be a choice of fish or chicken. While it won’t be American-style “Mexican food” it will certainly be influenced by Mexican flavors – maybe Snapper Vera Cruz. So, it will be a little spicier and bolder than a typical chicken or fish dish. I won’t know exactly what the meal selection will be until after I can get the wine sent down there.

Please don’t offer the “Red with meat, white with chicken & fish” formula. I know sometimes a Chardonnay can overpower a meal, so I was thinking a Pinot Gris or Sauvignon Blanc, but haven’t hit on a winner. For red, maybe a Pinot Noir or Red Zin?

I have asked at a couple wine stores, but thought I’d see if I could get any good tips here. I’ve looked online, but it’s
sorry, the question got cut off.

I looked online but can’t find as much help as I thought.

Any ideas?

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