This seems so wrong: Oh, Thank Heavens, 7-Eleven's Making Its Own Wine.

[Food Network Fan]

Oh, Thank Heavens, 7-Eleven's Making Its Own Wine. Just, Ya Know, Don't Call it "Cheap."

By Robert Wilonsky in Dish
Wed., Nov. 4 2009 @ 10:44AM
​Dallas-based 7-Eleven's had a few proprietary wines on shelves for some time, among them Sonoma Crest and Thousand Oaks, but today comes word that the convenience store's actually in the private-label business thanks to a partnership with its Japanese sibling, Seven-Eleven Japan. And, whoa, Yosemite Road is quite the bargain: Says the press release, both the Chardonnay and a Cabernet Sauvignon will sell for $3.99 a bottle. Who needs a Trader Joe's, anyway?
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[ibcheft]

I always thought Mogan David was a Seven Eleven type wine along with the 2020 stuff, seemed more like what they would be apt to purchase at convenient store.

[cyberdoc]

Oh, I can't wait to read this.

[Food Network Fan]

Maybe they put it in a slurpee machine. That would be ... err ... FUN! ... maybe.

[isilzha]

Forget the wine, now I want a Slurpee.