80 S Bartles And Jaymes Wine Coolers at Natasha Ralph blog

80 S Bartles And Jaymes Wine Coolers. Brands like bartles and jaymes, seagram’s, and california cooler were inescapable. For those of you who aren’t familiar, bartles & jaymes is a line of 3.2% abv wine coolers. If you were even close enough to drinking age to fool someone in the 1980s, there’s an outside chance you. Other malt beverages, like zima, smirnoff ice, and mike’s hard lemonade, proliferated on liquor store shelves. Wine coolers were the fizzy, brightly colored libations that combined the flavors of “chablis” with fruit punch. Seagram’s and bartles & jaymes abandoned wine for cheaper malt liquor; Bartles & jaymes—the beloved wine cooler brand of the '80s—is trying to slip its new canned alcohol onto. With their paper labels depicting beach scenes right up to the cap, they aren’t the epitome of style, but they’ve endured, never truly falling from fashion like other wine coolers.

If you were even close enough to drinking age to fool someone in the 1980s, there’s an outside chance you. With their paper labels depicting beach scenes right up to the cap, they aren’t the epitome of style, but they’ve endured, never truly falling from fashion like other wine coolers. Brands like bartles and jaymes, seagram’s, and california cooler were inescapable. Seagram’s and bartles & jaymes abandoned wine for cheaper malt liquor; Wine coolers were the fizzy, brightly colored libations that combined the flavors of “chablis” with fruit punch. Bartles & jaymes—the beloved wine cooler brand of the '80s—is trying to slip its new canned alcohol onto. Other malt beverages, like zima, smirnoff ice, and mike’s hard lemonade, proliferated on liquor store shelves. For those of you who aren’t familiar, bartles & jaymes is a line of 3.2% abv wine coolers.

The Story Behind Bartles and Jaymes Wine Coolers In the 1980s

80 S Bartles And Jaymes Wine Coolers For those of you who aren’t familiar, bartles & jaymes is a line of 3.2% abv wine coolers. Wine coolers were the fizzy, brightly colored libations that combined the flavors of “chablis” with fruit punch. Brands like bartles and jaymes, seagram’s, and california cooler were inescapable. Bartles & jaymes—the beloved wine cooler brand of the '80s—is trying to slip its new canned alcohol onto. With their paper labels depicting beach scenes right up to the cap, they aren’t the epitome of style, but they’ve endured, never truly falling from fashion like other wine coolers. Seagram’s and bartles & jaymes abandoned wine for cheaper malt liquor; If you were even close enough to drinking age to fool someone in the 1980s, there’s an outside chance you. Other malt beverages, like zima, smirnoff ice, and mike’s hard lemonade, proliferated on liquor store shelves. For those of you who aren’t familiar, bartles & jaymes is a line of 3.2% abv wine coolers.