Fine Wine Traveler

jojowasamanwho asked:


A winery has a business-cycle that may span 3 or 4 fiscal years, beginning with the harvest, and ending with trucking bottles to distributers. When it spends money to harvest, the credit is obviously cash, but should the debit be on expense, cost of inventory (e.i. a current asset), or investment?? On the one hand it sounds a little like expense since it’s something the winery does all the time. But wouldn’t treating it that way run afoul of the matching principle. And likewise, how can it be a debit to cost of inventory, since inventory is a current asset, and the harvest won’t be processed within the time frame that defines current assets, e.i. , assets that will be sold within 1 year. Therefore would the cost of the grape harvest have to be journalized as a debit to a long-term asset (investment), and a credit to cash? Experts only please. If you’re just guessing like me, pass please.

Justin

snilejg asked:


Does anybody know if Air India still serves complimentory Wine/Beer/Whisky for passengers ?

I am travelling from newark to Mumbai on August 27th 2008, just like to know as I do need some alochol on a long flight.

If not do they allow to carry some ?

Carlos

Martha W asked:


It has a lizard or gator on the bottle. It’s sold at winn dixie stores in florida but I can’t seem to locate that brand. I purchased it while on vacation and would like order it or find out where else it’s sold. Please help!

Kadin

lisa425lisa asked:


I just bought a 2004 Novelty Hill Merlot from Columbia Valley.

~harmonious blend of black cherry, raspberry, and mocha flavors comebined with undercurrent of inviting oak.~

I searched their web site wanting to learn more about it, but they only have different wines. Either Merlots from different years, or from a different grape valley. How come? Is my wine rare? How come the one I bought isn’t on there?

Carson

jarjoneslmk asked:


I’m looking to go sometime in the next year. Flights look cheapest in January, but will it be too cold to enjoy wine country (Bordeaux)? What are the cold temperatures in France? I’m currently fairly open on travel time and am looking for the best combination of inexpensive without being so off-season that it’s no fun, but some places are shut down off-season and some are kind of wonderful because you get no crowds and people are happy that you’re there when they have no business. We’re also looking to visit Paris. Any issues with January there?

Yusuf