#WineWednesdayWisdom: The Perfect Four Cups for Pesach

V'et tzei'si. And I will bring you out. I picked a Pinot for the first cup to set the vibe. For one, you're probably on an empty stomach 6 hours 3 to 6 hours of not eating, so you want something light [music] for the first cup. Number two, Herzog did an outstanding job. In my opinion, it's the first time they did a great job with their $40 Pinot. And we have it on sale, by the way, for under $40. It's wow. It is wow. Goblet number two, V'et tzal'ti. I will save you. It's a little fuller. It has brighter flavors. We're going into Spain. Come with me. From California [music] through Spain, we're passing over over here. Third goblet, V'et go'alti. I will redeem you. Not me. This is Hashem saying it. It's bigger. It's heavier. You can have a glass through Shulchan Orech, too. That's the idea of the Yom Tov. Fourth Becher, V'et l'kach'ti. I will take you as my people. I will take you out of Egypt. And what are we doing? We're all a little tired by now. Few of the kids are sleeping next to you. Champagne, bubbles. Let's wake up. The night is not done. It wasn't easy for us to pick these wines, but I did it because I really tried to put myself in hundreds of people's different flavors and pick these right wines. It's a time to drink. It's a time to celebrate. It's a time to share our history. Pick up these wines. We have other great sales. Al mech'tiga God is going to sing much better after a glass champagne. How can we forget Kosher L'yochl U'v'l. Why did I pick 26 p.m.? For a couple of reasons. One, I was personally involved. But number two, it's big enough. Number three, it will aerate for a couple of days, and you can enjoy the Kosher L'yochl U'v'l in your morning day meals. Let me know how it was. Have a Kosher and Freilichen Pesach. >> [music]