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June 17, 2009
The Wine Merchants Party
Each liquor has certain tastes
Each with a different quality
But I bet you did not know
Each liquor has a distinctive personality
Let’s join the party
For starters the real man walks in
The daddy of the liquor family
He has the strength of ten men
And bares the tough nickname J.D.
Next is the hopeful son
Who will always wishfully dream
That he’ll fill in his dads shoes
With the promising name of Jim Beam
The mother wines around the house
Fearing that everyone knows
She will never calm down
For she inherits the name Wild Irish Rose
The other son is the rich one
Always fighting to be legal
But he knows the courts won’t agree
For he was acquitted Chivas Regal
The neighbors are the life of the party
They are all the swingers
For when they come over alone
They always manage to pick up Two Fingers
Then there’s the guy that cannot get a date
But comes over for the helluvit
He dresses in a dashing white suit
And leaves in a gloomy Black Velvet
Next is the guy who speaks so loud
Everyone can hear with Talker
The girls love his shape and body
But wear earmuffs next to Johnnie Walker
Well at some point you had to figure
Who would bring the cake and candy
And not to my surprise
Walks in the great Napoleon Brandy
With all the men getting drunk
It’s time to get risky
So with the first dance
We join Miss Almaden with Canadian Club Whisky
And due to a recent divorce
And a new lease on life
Out on the dance floor
We see Paul Masson’s ex-wife
Aerobics has helped out this new figurine
Every guy knowing he can’t fail her
We get to watch the gracefulness of
California’s own Miss Taylor
Now with everyone on the floor
We’ll finally say hello
To a couple of real winers
Known as Ernest and Julio Gallo
So with the party in tact
And nobody being bossy
Mr. J.D. sends home the bouncers
Also known as Martini and Rossi
But now it is getting late
And everyone leaves the party
Except the maid, Miss Inglenook
And the butler, Ron Bacardi
So I’ll say goodnight
With my good friend Yukon Jack
We’ve written this story together
And now we are both gonna hit the sack.
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