One of my restaurants was excited about tasting a sparkling rosé. But it would have to be today. So I grabbed a lonely bottle of Cavicchioli Sparkling Rosé languishing in my office and popped it in the freezer.
After my morning routine of grappling with emails, putting in sample requests, drinking coffee, and general suffering, the hours slip by.
I load the car with wine cases to be delivered, technical sheets for tastings to be thrown away, and my precious note pad. I go back in for my sample bottles to regale accounts with and….
Former Cavicchioli Rose Italy
Behold the icy pinkness: like a unicorn thrown into the drier, or that pink stuff McDonald’s burgers consist of, the Caviccioli was no more than a sticky blob full of hair thin glass shards.
Advice, watch the clock.
WAYWARD WINE 
You need a large, wine fridge.
Got one, it was just a needed rush to freeze it
Believe it or not, but I did exactly the same last week with Cava – only in my case, the wine managed to push out the cork, so I had a nice pile of slush taking half of the freezer, and the bottle itself was intact. Yep, live and learn…
Curses Cava. I hope it wasn’t too pricey.
Nope, it was fro Trader Joe, but still, I don’t like when wine is wasted.
I suggest you to buy a fridge with transparent door, that would be cool.
Awesome idea.