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The Disaster Recovery Guide

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THE DISASTER RECOVERY WINE GUIDE. : When life falls apart, pour something together.
1. The Burnt Dinner 🍳🔥

Wine: Two Dogs, a Peacock & a Horse Sauvignon Blanc
Why: Light, zesty, and a total lifesaver. Whether you’re scrapping dinner for takeout or pretending the smoke was intentional, this Sauv Blanc keeps things crisp, clean, and delicious. Bonus: it pairs great with chips straight from the bag.

2. The Forgotten Anniversary 💔

Wine: BEV MCC Brut
Why: Nothing says “I’m sorry” like bubbles. This elegant Cap Classique is celebratory and disarming—just what you need when you’re trying to smooth things over and shift the focus from your failure to your impeccable taste.

3. The Zoom Call from Hell 💻🔊

Wine: Amistad Syrah
Why: Spicy, deep, and grounding. After a day of technical glitches, endless talking, and screen fatigue, you need a glass of something serious. This Syrah brings soul and structure to your well-deserved “camera off” time.

4. The Family Visit That Went Off the Rails 🫠

Wine: Three Men in a Tub with a Rubber Duck
Why: This red blend is playful, layered, and perfect for when you’re wondering why you ever agreed to host. Sip, smile, and keep repeating: “They’re leaving soon.”

5. The Social Media Spiral 📱😵‍💫

Wine: Fox & Flamingo Rosé
Why: You logged on for 5 minutes and emerged 2 hours later, emotionally drained and mildly enraged. Let this dry, bright Rosé pull you back to the real world. Bonus points for drinking it barefoot with music on and phone off.

6. The “Just One of Those Days” Day ☁️🍷

Wine: Amazing Grace Cabernet Sauvignon
Why: When it all just feels a little too much, this is the wine that holds you up. Big, bold, and comforting, it wraps around you like a weighted blanket—without the therapy bill.

7. The Existential Crisis at 2AM 🌌

Wine: Power of Love Chenin Blanc
Why: It’s not a solution, but it is a reminder that beauty still exists. This Chenin is lush, soulful, and quietly wise—the kind of wine that doesn’t fix your crisis, but makes it oddly poetic

Cheers