The Wine Doggy Bag® Can Now be Used in All 50 US States
In all 50 states, diners can enjoy wine at their favorite restaurants and bring home an unfinished bottle using Wine Doggy Bags®.
San Juan Capistrano, CA, October 02, 2010 --(PR.com)-- With the passage of “wine doggy bag” laws in Alaska and the District of Columbia, diners throughout our fine country can enjoy wine at their favorite restaurant and remove the unfinished bottle to continue their enjoyment at home.
These new wine laws are beneficial to both restaurateurs and their patrons. Wine Doggy Bags promote a responsible drinking attitude as diners are given the opportunity to remove their unfinished bottle of wine for off-premise consumption. Take home wine bags, as required by many of these laws, must be transparent, single-use and tamper-evident. This allows them to be considered as closed containers, although most states still require that the wine doggy bag be placed in the trunk of a car.
Wine manager, Ryan Studt, feels that wine doggy bags have taken the fear out of ordering a bottle of wine, especially for single diners, saying, “The new wine laws have opened up a world of opportunity that diners have wholeheartedly embraced beyond our expectations. Sales have jumped now that guests can take full advantage of a restaurant’s wine list and not worry about wasting.” He also commented that “more expensive labels are being purchased thereby further contributing to increased revenues for a restaurant.”
Robert J. Beck, Executive Vice president of Winedoggybag.com® expressed enthusiasm about the new wine laws, saying, “In this economy, introducing a law that has the potential to increase restaurant revenues while at the same time saving consumers’ money seems to be a win-win situation for all and, most importantly it allows patrons to drink responsibly.”
Winedoggybag.com has been named as one of the 50 great restaurant ideas by Restaurant Business magazine. It has been featured in news stories in The Wall Street Journal, American Express Briefings, New York Daily News, Time Out New York, Chicago Tribune, Boston Globe and Orlando Sentinel as well as on talk radio and TV broadcasts.
The products and marketing materials offered by Winedoggybag.com are available throughout the United States and have been endorsed by many restaurant associations and used by major restaurant groups. With its recent introduction of a 1.5L magnum wine doggy bag, the company continues to respond to the needs of their customers.
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These new wine laws are beneficial to both restaurateurs and their patrons. Wine Doggy Bags promote a responsible drinking attitude as diners are given the opportunity to remove their unfinished bottle of wine for off-premise consumption. Take home wine bags, as required by many of these laws, must be transparent, single-use and tamper-evident. This allows them to be considered as closed containers, although most states still require that the wine doggy bag be placed in the trunk of a car.
Wine manager, Ryan Studt, feels that wine doggy bags have taken the fear out of ordering a bottle of wine, especially for single diners, saying, “The new wine laws have opened up a world of opportunity that diners have wholeheartedly embraced beyond our expectations. Sales have jumped now that guests can take full advantage of a restaurant’s wine list and not worry about wasting.” He also commented that “more expensive labels are being purchased thereby further contributing to increased revenues for a restaurant.”
Robert J. Beck, Executive Vice president of Winedoggybag.com® expressed enthusiasm about the new wine laws, saying, “In this economy, introducing a law that has the potential to increase restaurant revenues while at the same time saving consumers’ money seems to be a win-win situation for all and, most importantly it allows patrons to drink responsibly.”
Winedoggybag.com has been named as one of the 50 great restaurant ideas by Restaurant Business magazine. It has been featured in news stories in The Wall Street Journal, American Express Briefings, New York Daily News, Time Out New York, Chicago Tribune, Boston Globe and Orlando Sentinel as well as on talk radio and TV broadcasts.
The products and marketing materials offered by Winedoggybag.com are available throughout the United States and have been endorsed by many restaurant associations and used by major restaurant groups. With its recent introduction of a 1.5L magnum wine doggy bag, the company continues to respond to the needs of their customers.
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