I’m not much of a fan of wine puns (particularly the ones that seem to be on every other cheap zinfandel label), but if you need a laugh, here’s a joke I reformatted to suit WB and posted a few years ago:
Civilian: How many bottles of wine do you buy per year?
Wine Geek: Usually about 250
Civilian: How much do you pay per bottle on average?
Wine Geek: About $40
Civilian: And how long have you been collecting wine?
Wine Geek: About 20 years, I suppose.
Civilian: So a bottle costs $40 and you buy 250 bottles a year, which puts your spending per year at approximately $10,000. Correct?
Wine Geek: Correct
Civilian: If in one year you spend $10,000, not accounting for inflation, the past 20 years puts your spending at $200,000, correct?
Wine Geek: Correct
Civilian: Do you know that if you didn’t buy so much wine and such expensive wine, that money could have been put in a step-up interest savings account and after accounting for compound interest for the past 20 years, you could have now bought a new Ferrari?