All good things must come to an end. That’s why they’re called good things—otherwise they’re just ordinary. ~ Joyce Rachelle
Which of course could actually mean 3:00 pm on the same day if you’re talking about midnight in Paris, or 8:00 am if it’s midnight in Japan, or 2:00 am if it’s midnight in the Republic of Kiribati. We obviously didn’t think this through when we said our Spring Flash Sale ends at midnight on Sunday.
Oh well, there’s nobody around here who’s going to be willing or available to change the prices on the website at midnight, so you’re probably good until after that first cup of coffee on Monday morning. But I wouldn’t chance it. Call it midnight in California to be safe. Or if you have trouble with deadlines and wake up toying with the illusion of completion you can always draw from the sage words of Frank Herbert, author of Dune, “There is no real ending. It’s just the place where you stop the story.”
Whatever.
If you haven’t ordered yet and you simply suffer from procrastination, the time is nigh. Go to tinyvineyards.com and grab what is rightfully yours! Our goal with this week-long Spring Flash Sale was to come up with a more equitable alternative to the wine-club model or allotment system and it seems to have worked. Scores of folks took full advantage of the 33% off deal across the board. We sold a LOT of wine, filled the coffers with sorely needed gold, and made a lot of new and past customers very happy. And in turn, they introduced their peeps to Tiny Vineyards Wine Company, which is the elusive growth all wineries chase. That’s how it all should work, and we’ll do it again in late fall when new wines are ready for release.
Many thanks to everyone who participated or are about to push the purple button below. And thanks for putting up with my seemingly endless promotions all week. These too will end!
