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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP)—Cheers, Jets fans! You can toast your team in a new way this season.
The team announced Wednesday it has started taking advance orders for its new, limited release commemorative wine, called Jets Uncorked. The 2008 cabernet sauvignon was created to help the team celebrate the opening of the New Meadowlands Stadium.
“We didn’t want to simply slap our logo on a wine,” said Matt Higgins, the team’s executive vice president for business operations. “We wanted to make one from scratch.”
Higgins said the Jets went to Napa Valley in California and scouted eight wineries before selecting veteran winemaker Marco DiGiulio and lifestyle marketing agency, Wine By Design.
The wine was made solely for the Jets, and will be available for $27.99 on the team’s website. DiGiulio said about 8,000 cases were made, and several Manhattan restaurants, such as Nobu, will also carry it.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP)—Cheers, Jets fans! You can toast your team in a new way this season.
The team announced Wednesday it has started taking advance orders for its new, limited release commemorative wine, called Jets Uncorked. The 2008 cabernet sauvignon was created to help the team celebrate the opening of the New Meadowlands Stadium.
“We didn’t want to simply slap our logo on a wine,” said Matt Higgins, the team’s executive vice president for business operations. “We wanted to make one from scratch.”
Higgins said the Jets went to Napa Valley in California and scouted eight wineries before selecting veteran winemaker Marco DiGiulio and lifestyle marketing agency, Wine By Design.
The wine was made solely for the Jets, and will be available for $27.99 on the team’s website. DiGiulio said about 8,000 cases were made, and several Manhattan restaurants, such as Nobu, will also carry it.
I imagine it's like Beaujolais Nouveau. Instead of improving as the season goes on, you drink this in early Summer, when the hype is at it's peak.
The wine was made solely for the Jets, and will be available for $27.99 on the team’s website. DiGiulio said about 8,000 cases were made, and several Manhattan restaurants, such as Nobu, will also carry it.
It doesn't seem to be available yet. Let's start a fund to buy it ALL when it becomes available on line, and then drink it during a tailgate after the Pats beat them at their new Exit 16W stadium in September.
And they've got a former quarterback to come and help you drink it. Sweet!
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I do think think this is kind of cool. How many of us would like to have a couple of bottles of Patriots wine stashed away that commemorated the opening of Gillette? Of course Kraft would have sold bottles with corks instead of screw caps.