Many bottles run under $40, and at least a dozen half-bottles ($22 to $28), bottled beers ($7) and cocktails ($11 to $15) provide even more choice.
In addition, there are two or three wine specials a day, and regular bottles run from $28 to $145.
Super-size beer bottles run dry, as service at pavement bars across the dusty capital of Burkina Faso nosedives.
The first 6,000-bottle run sold out last month within five hours, despite it being essentially a repackaged version of Pink Floyd, the appellation made by the vineyard's previous owner.
Twelve bottles run $37 a month.
You can find a store where they sell it nearby you (there aren't too many in the US, unfortunately), or buy them online; the bottles run for about $13 each, which is more than you'd pay for a bottle of Brand X, but that's the price of righteousness.
If you still can't open the bottle, run the lid under hot water for a minute or so, then open with a towel.
Possible bidders include PepsiCo, although the company's strategy of spinning off bottling assets runs counter to a purchase of Britvic.
However, with the turnovers and a bottled up run game (defensive tackle Vince Wilfork was immovable, and defensive end Rob Ninkovich was outstanding as a playside stopper on the edge), Buffalo was not able to control the game's flow, and eventually the game got away from them.
A solid wine list of mostly Italian bottles runs from $32 to $1,500.
