Last Friday night, I went with a few friends to a blind wine-tasting event at our local Total Wine store. It was a tasting to see if we could tell the "Old World" wines from the "New World" wines. Old world refers basically to France and and new world is pretty much anywhere else. I did pretty good. I only got one set wrong. On the way out of the store, I saw this rather ominous puddle oozing out from under the shelving. I think there might be a broken bottle somewhere under that pile. Either that or there is a murder victim in the next aisle! 😁
Sounds like a job for an Old World detective... Inspector Jacques Clouseau.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm...is there enough room under that shelf for a body?!
ReplyDeleteLooks like there is somewhere a murdered bottle... :)
ReplyDeleteIt makes me think of Agatha Christie or possibly Jessica Fletcher! If she were at the wine tasting then there was sure to be a murder!!!
ReplyDeleteIf it was an 'old world' expensive wine I guess there are many who would consider this a murder ☺☺
ReplyDeleteI have three problems with wine-tasting parties. One is as you mentioned - the alcohol may lead to violence, even murder! Another is that a decent bottle of wine may get broken by some numbskull who can't work the opener (I'm not mentioning any names). Thirdly, some people taste so much wine their wife has to drive them home. Hey, nobody said a "taste" was less than a glass!
ReplyDeleteSounds like your kind of event! Was there a prize for getting them right?
ReplyDeleteLove your imagination :).
ReplyDeleteIt does look like blood, but that's going to be a headache to clean up- probably a whole section of the shelf has to be removed.
ReplyDeleteI love this! The crime scene needs to be sectioned off and dusted for prints. :)
ReplyDeleteA case for Poirot?
ReplyDeleteI've been reading a collection of Poirot stories at bedtime. This is definitely a case for Hercule.
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
ReplyDeleteIt would make a nice book cover.
I'm going for a nice, juicy murder!
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