Happy Wine Wednesday! If you’re not sure what to do with your empty wine bottles, we have something fun for you to do. You can take your old bottles and make tiki torches out of them for a new outdoor decoration. Which Save Me, San Francisco varietal would you use to decorate your backyard?

If you’re in need of supplies for your new arts and crafts projects, you can pick up some bottles of Save Me, San Francisco wine here.

If you’re working on this Wine Wednesday, this water cooler filled with wine just might be the perfect addition to your office. This perk would definitely make you want to stay at the office longer. What a great way to get through your work day!

What kind of wine would you choose to fill up your wine cooler? We can’t wait to fill it up with our latest varietals, Soul Sister Pinot Noir! You can pre-order it here (it will ship at the end of March) or you can pick up our other Save Me, San Francisco Wine Co. varietals here.

Welcome to another edition of Wine Wednesday! Do you remember when we asked you about what you do with your Save Me, San Francisco wine corks? Well we found this AWESOME artist who makes portraits out of wine corks. Who would you like to see a wine cork portrait of?

Have you ordered your bottle of Hella Fine Merlot yet? It’s now available! 

Spread some wine knowledge on this Wine Wednesday with this fun visual that maps out pretty much every type of wine. Can you match our Save Me, San Francisco wines with their wine type on here?

Don’t forget to pick up a bottle or two of the new Hella Fine Merlot!

We have a fun party trick for you this Wine Wednesday. Watch this video to see how to remove a cork from inside an empty wine bottle by using just a plastic bag!

You can practice on any of the Save Me, San Francisco Wine Co. bottles. Just remember that you have to drink all the wine first (not that we have to tell you).

Happy Wine Wednesday! If you need a festive wine bottle stopper at your Halloween parties, check this one out! We hear it goes great with red wine…especially some “Drops of Jupiter California Red Wine” and “California 37 Cabernet Sauvignon”!