Barefoot Wine & Bubbly is a proud sponsor of BTL's Ultimate LGBT Wedding & Anniversary Expo.
Barefoot Wines, based out of California, has launched a large Michigan presence in the last several years. The line of wines is a good way to include LGBT friendly alcohol at your wedding, as either libations or favors. Several items in the Barefoot collection are award winning, including their Merlot, Red Moscato, Malbec, and their interesting "Tropical Fusion."
If going the traditional route at a wedding, Barefoot makes its own sparkling wine for the champagne toast, with it's smooth "Extra Dry Champagne." Alternatively, their popular "Pinot Grigio Bubbly" is a surefire toasting beverage.
Barefoot can be found in many local Michigan groceries and liquor stores.
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