Now you see...This is all wrong, and it's all in how you look at it. I propose that the Baptists announce the "Holy Communion Trail" where the blessed sacriment can be received in each of the peach, muscadine, and Merlot ceremonies, Praise the Lord.

Hmm...Could it be that I might be enticed to partake of these blessings myself..and get religion?

Heathens, I say! They're heathens!

I'll drink to that!!!

I guess Jesus drank Welch's grape juice 2k years ago eh? Stupid Baptists...

People have a basic natural right to believe what they want to believe about magical invisible beings and/or the existence of some thus-far-undiscovered-by-medical-science part of the human anatomy that continues to thrive after brain and heart functions cease. I don't begrudge the Baptists their beliefs or their rights to voice their beliefs to the public and the bodies politic. That said, I'm sure glad I don't have such beliefs getting between me and fine bottle of Rutherglen Show Tokay.

Baptists drink as much as anybody else. They just don't handle it as well and they don't seem to speak to each other in the Liquor store.

That said, I'm sure glad I don't have such beliefs getting between me and fine bottle of Rutherglen Show Tokay.

That temperance business is just a part of their holier-than-thou façade. Of course their tastes may vary somewhat from yours.

I once had a deacon hit me up for some of my homemade wine in order to 'soak' a Christmas fruitcake.

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Recalling a long ago Napa tour it seems that one does get tipsy by the end of the day.

I'll suggest the tourism board sponsor a bus tour ending with a night at a country inn.

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Less is the new More - Karrie Jacobs

What a waste of good homemade wine.

Not with this fruit cake. Mom's recipe made a light cake with only pecans, golden raisins, candied pineapple and cherries added sparingly. She then wrapped it in cheesecloth, soaked it in the homemade wine, and sealed it in a tin. In a few days she added more wine.

It was yummy.

Mom gave her recipe to the deacon's wife but, when she made it, it was just not right somehow. She had used orange juice.

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Personally, I don't think you have to be Baptist to be afraid of Alabama wine.

If the Baptists, in expression of their freedom of belief, can protest and eventually stop the addition of wineries and advertisement of such, could I therefore express discontent of their doings and eventually get their church shut down? Just a thought.

You'll probably need to begin by campaigning to repeal the first amendment, but it's theoretically possible and certainly well within your rights.

Speaking of the first amendment, where do these people get off keeping me from buying beer on Sunday mornings?

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