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What To Drink Now: Wine From WTSO.com

By Hayley Hamilton Cogill |
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WTSOWe are not lacking in great places to buy wine in Dallas….from Veritas to Spec’s to Stoney’s to Sigel’s…even your neighborhood grocery stores have stocked their shelves with tasty selections from all over the world.  (Have you been to the wine bar at Whole Foods in Lakewood?)   However, being a wine lover and always interested in a great deal on an unusual selection I have found WTSO.com – Wines Til Sold Out.  WTSO.com is an online wine store that sends emails out to their subscribers with the wine of the day, or the hour, or the half hour as it sometimes goes and you have a chance to buy it at a reduced price until they have sold out of their stock.  When they sell out, they send another email with the next wine that is available until sold out.  Yes, it can add up to many emails, but if you are looking for an interesting selection it is worth it.  And, usually, if you buy 4 bottles shipping will be for free.  Another reason I like them is because they often find a way to give back, and buying wine for a cause is always a good thing.  Tomorrow, May 7, WTSO.com will partner with Music 4 More, a 501c3 that provides resources to sustain and foster under-funded music programs in schools and communities across the United States.  Started in 2009, to date Music 4 More has donated 400+ music instruments to kids across the country and continues to partner with various other groups to help with veteran music therapy and awareness concerts, all to bring a brighter, music filled future to our society.  Tuesday WTSO.com will give a portion of sales to Music 4 More in support of their efforts.

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