Franzia boxed wine!
I had some of that last friday....
Wasn't the worst stuff I've ever drank.
finally,
truth in advertising

Serious question: any idea where to get those bags that it comes in, without actually buying the wine? I think they would be great for preps. I've taken the empties as water bladders before, they are very durable, even the spout, as long as it doesn't get twisted open by accident.
God, I'm sorry I clicked on this thread.
At least you didn't say that it was good - so I'm going to take in context that it is shit!
And you would be correct!!!
We used to get lit of it at the dorms in Malmstrom.......not saying much but my taste for wine is shit, I think I'd rather have some MD20/20 Lightning Creek.....

I'd try it....
Originally Posted By GoRebels:
We used to get lit of it at the dorms in Malmstrom.......not saying much but my taste for wine is shit, I think I'd rather have some MD20/20 Lightning Creek.....

Hang-overs like having a knife in your brain.

That stuff is like crack to the girls up in College Station.
My Croatian friend and I used to always mix 50/50 red Franzia(or any other cheap red wine) and pepsi in high school, its called bombus. That stuff was like candy, it was the cause of many of our drunken adventures through the woods haha.
Mom and Dad used to drink that after Carlo Rossi 4 liters went over $4 each.

All I can say about it, is that it doesn't get better with age. I recently opened an 8 year old box.
Laugh all you want, I sell cases of that shit a week. And expired boxes make kick-ass rifle targets.

Originally Posted By TheJeffster:
That stuff is like crack to the girls up in College Station.
It's the cheapest way to get drunk - it's even cheaper than drinking straight Everclear.
Originally Posted By DeltaElite777:
Laugh all you want, I sell cases of that shit a week. And expired boxes make kick-ass rifle targets.

I guess I saw this thread a little too late.
Franzia Winery ––- Just up the road from a town named after Lard.
And
Admittedly, they have a High School named after a wine grape there
