Open Bottle · from the table
What are you drinking today?
At the Garimpo, the house finds the wine and checks the price. Here, the table tells what it opened: a photo if you like, the house’s checkboxes and a line that’s all yours. Nobody here needs to know how to talk about tannins.
I opened a bottleIf you have a cellar, it takes a minute. If you don’t, you can create one in that same minute.
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Opening the bottles…
The table rules
The bottle is yours, the line is yours, the photo, if there is one, is yours. Tasting notes copied from the label aren’t a line: they’re advertising.
It’s about tonight, not your stock. With a photo it’s worth 40 points up the staircase, without a photo 15; if it’s taken down, the points go back.
The paw belongs to the house, which drank it and paid. A bottle from the table gets the Approved by the table badge. Nobody drinks wrong; whatever crosses the line, the house takes down, and says why in the cellar of whoever posted it.
Every card has the Cheers: the house’s raised glass. One per person, and whoever posted gets +2 per cheer, up to 20 a day. Clicked by accident? Click again.
Under every bottle, and under every one of the house’s garimpos, there’s a table. Anyone with a cellar can talk in up to 240 characters, as often as they like, with a nickname and photo. Each post on someone else’s bottle is worth +1, and each cheer received is worth +2. “Reply” opens the box with the @nickname; it’s table talk, not a forum. Respect is the rule: whatever crosses the line, the house takes down.
Every card has a “flag to the house”: you pick the reason (advertising, not about wine, offensive, inappropriate photo) and that’s it. It’s anonymous, the house gets it right away and takes a look.
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