Cali By Snoop - Red Wine from California - Red Wine - 75cl Bottles(12.5% VOL ALC)

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Just like the offenders who inspired the branding for 19 Crimes, Snoop hasn't allowed his criminal past to define or limit him. Snoop was fortunate in that he was able to succeed at an astronomical level despite his checkered past, but many prisoners with similar charges are not so lucky . If not consumed straight-up, Snoop's Cali Rosé could also make a great addition to a boozy fruit punch, wine-based cocktail, or rosé sangria. Martha currently has two wines available under 19 Crimes: Martha's Chard, a 100% chardonnay produced in California; and Martha's Lighter Chard, a variation on her original bottle with a lower alcohol content at 8.

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Stories like that of Snoop Dogg and historical criminals like John Boyle O'Reilly, who wrote and published poetry during the treacherous journey from England to Australia and later escaped to America, come to life when scanned through the app – the portraits on the label appear to move, and each law-breaker (voiced by voice-over artists for the deceased criminals) gives a summary of their own crimes. Much of Snoop's work centers around these early experiences — and he's maintained a reputation as a charming rascal — but in the years since, he's blossomed into superstardom both as a musician and businessman.

However, the main difference is that this Badgerhound wine has a higher content of Zinfandel, which is 95%, which gives it the sweet taste of concentrated fruits. But if you like to experiment with your taste buds, try new wine and try previously tasted wine again this just might be up your alley… or in this case, your prison cell? If you have questions regarding the collection and use of your personal information please contact LCBO’s Freedom of Information and Privacy Office: 100 Queens Quay East, 9th Floor, Toronto, ON, M5E 0C7, foi. Snoop — who ended up in jail several times as a youth for narcotics possession and a string of misdemeanors — is another master of reinvention and a vocal proponent of rehabilitation.

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The smoky, fruity, and slightly sweet flavors of this wine will stand out when you eat it with aromatic, fatty, and rich foods. The Cali Red is sweet as far as red wines go, so it may not hit the spot for those who favor drier reds like Bordeaux, Beaujolais, and Chianti. Fruit-forward notes of fresh raspberry, strawberry, and red cherry offer a pleasant mouthfeel with balanced acidity and touch of sweetness. The Cali Red wine is then complemented by bright red slightly candied fruit, and toasty vanilla oak for a taste you won’t forget.While Snoop Dogg has lent his name to a number of products, Snoop Cali Red will be his first wine product. Crimes takes its name from a real-life list of crimes which saw British felons transported to Australia for their illegal activity. His story tells of overcoming adversity, beating the odds, and taking his place as a leader in contemporary pop culture. While it doesn't appear that any of the revenue from Snoop Dogg's Cali Red or other wines goes toward prison reform, the spirit of the brand clearly resonates with the artist.

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After Snoop collaborated with 19 Crimes on Snoop Dogg's Cali Red in 2020, it was only fitting that Martha should follow suit; the domestic diva released her own wine through the brand in 2022. It just sounded expensive so we started drinking that kind of red wine and we fell in love with it because it made us feel some kind of way about ourselves. In 2012, he announced his conversion to the Rastafari movement (along with a short-lived name change to Snoop Lion), and it's been fairly smooth sailing since then. It's a well-balanced wine, and flavors like dark cherry, blackberry, vanilla, and tobacco smoke are readily apparent.

Rosé wines are much sweeter than reds, and Snoop's Cali Rosé is no exception — the vast majority of reviews for the rosé mention the bottle's sweetness, though some reviewers consider it a strength and others a weakness. Although Snoop Dogg didn't drop his Cali Red (like it was hot) until 2020, the history of the bottle and the 19 Crimes brand goes way back. What better way to celebrate reinvention and human potential than by partnering with a wine that tells the stories of one-time law-breakers who went on to mold better lives for themselves?

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In the 18th century, British citizens that were convicted of one of 19 crimes would be sentenced to live in Australia rather than death.The name is drawn from a list of 19 offenses like larceny, theft, and assault (along with stranger wrongdoings such as "stealing fish from a pond or river") which, if committed in colonial England, resulted in deportation to Australia. Before he became a bestselling artist and entrepreneur in the early 1990s, Snoop was infamous for his run-ins with the law, spending time in prison and causing a scene on the streets of Southern California.