
Pickleball and wine make the perfect pairing
DALLAS, TX – There's no doubt about it. Pickleball and wine just go together.
With that in mind, Va Piano Vineyards released a 2021 Pickleball Walla Walla Cabernet Sauvignon as a tribute to America's fastest-growing sport and the joy it brings to people.
Winemaker Justin Wylie and abstract artist Ben Joyce created a gorgeous label to capture the attention of any wine and pickleball enthusiast around.
The label is a colorful abstract map of Bainbridge Island, WA, the birthplace of pickleball, with a subtly placed wiffle ball that marks the location of the first court.
Priced at $65.00 per bottle, it will surely enhance a meal after a long day of pickleball with your friends.
Wine – especially fine wine – is meant to be shared with loved ones. Whether you’re celebrating a big accomplishment, or simply spending quality time with special friends, wine can bring people together.
That’s what pickleball does, too. It connects people.
While pickleball often receives criticism for a “lacking athleticism,” the sport truly is a celebration of what the body can do. The fact that people play into their 90s cannot be overlooked.
Cheers to movement, community, and time spent with friends and family!
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