This is a video from the town of São Lourenço do Bairro in Anadia, Portugal, featuring 600,000 gallons of red wine flowing downhill through the streets after two giant storage tanks at the Destilaria Levira winery burst open. Could you imagine if you’d been out for a leisurely stroll when

Bazooka Joe, is that you? No — it’s Bavino Vinny! Available on Amazon and designed to hold a regular size 750ml wine bottle, this green army man is the perfect kitchen accent to let guests know it’s time to get blasted! God, I can still remember the first time I

Because drinking-on-the-go is the only way to drink as far as I’m concerned (I’m a mover and a shaker, or at least a wiggler and a jiggler), Franzia has created the $50 Box Wine Backpack, a perfectly sized backpack for a box of their finest wine, complete with an opening

This is a video of Master Of Wine (I used to be a Master of Canned Beer and Hard Liquor) Konstantin Baum opening and tasting a 159-year old bottle of Burmester port wine bottled way back in 1863. Ah, 1863 — I remember it well. “You’re not an undead warlock.”

Note: Potential jump-scare, make sure to be taking a sip of something while you watch. These are several short TikTok videos from user donnysmokes4 (and apparently drinks4 too) of a bag of wine violently exploding like somebody just called its mom a sour grape. That must have been fun to

Because there’s a market for absolutely everything (no matter how small), this is a borosilicate Pyrex glass wine decanter in the form of a motorcycle. Handblown in Hungary, the $150 vinocycle measures 14-inches long and holds 500mL of wine, or 2/3rds of a standard bottle. Come on, it doesn’t even

Because rich people have nothing better to spend their money on, a bottle of 2000 Pétrus merlot is expected to fetch around a cool million from the Private Sales auction website operated by Christie’s. The bottle (which typically sells for around $6,000) was among 11 others that spent 14 months

This is an example of one of the handblown borosilicate glass octopus wine decanters crafted by Josh DeWall of Chicago-based Ignite Glass Studios. You can get a 500mL version for $600, or a 750mL version (which holds a full bottle of wine) for $950. So, you know, not as cheap