Wells Discount Liquors - Baltimore, Maryland

01/09/2025

Keep warm with us this winter!!

01/09/2025

01/09/2025

Bailey Caramel Marshmallow Snow Mountains!!

01/08/2025

This festive treat combines the creamy, spiced flavors of Rum Chata with the refreshing zing of peppermint and the richness of chocolate. It can be used in various recipes, from cocktails to desserts!

01/08/2025

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01/06/2025

IYKYK…planning a play off party order food from George! Best food in town!

Play Off Party Platters
Pick up location: Towson Elks Lodge Pennsylvania Ave
Pick up date: Saturday January 11th
Pick up times 12pm-6pm

•Crab Dip 3lb tray (hot and ready or heat and serve) with sliced Baguette $100
Order by 9pm on Wednesday January 8th

•Grilled sticky oldbay Wings 3lb tray $50
Order by 9pm on Wednesday January 8th

•Pulled Pork 3lb tray Served with 12 rolls, bbq sauce and coleslaw $75
Order by 9pm on Thursday January 9th

•Pit Ham 3lb tray Served with 12 rolls, spicy mustard, bbq, and mayo $80
Order by 9pm on Thursday January 9th

•Pit Beef 3lb tray Served with 12 rolls, sliced onion, horseradish, mayo, and choice of gold or sweet Bbq sauce $ 100
Order by 9pm on Thursday January 9th

•Hot Dogs 3lb tray $55 with rolls add chili and cheese $75
Order by 9pm on Thursday January 9th

•Loaded pork and beans 3 lb tray $40
Order by 9pm on Thursday January 9th

Regular Truck Menu available also.

Payment in full when ordering:
Zelle: 410-812-4868
Venmo:
Cash app: $ChefBruiserBigGeorge

01/06/2025

Due to the weather as of now we are closed Monday January 6th. Sorry for any inconvenience! See everyone tomorrow! Enjoy the beautiful snow and stay safe!

12/31/2024

🥂 Champagne, the iconic sparkling wine from the Champagne region in France, is a fascinating beverage with a rich history. Here are some interesting facts about Champagne:

Origin: By law, only sparkling wine produced in the Champagne region of France can be called "Champagne." This region is known for its unique terroir, which contributes to the distinctive flavor of the wine.

Grapes: Champagne is typically made from three main grape varieties: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. Each grape variety adds its own unique characteristics to the final blend.

Méthode Champenoise: Champagne is produced using a traditional method called "méthode champenoise" or "méthode traditionnelle," which involves a second fermentation in the bottle. This process creates the bubbles that Champagne is known for.

Aging: Champagne must be aged for a minimum of 15 months for non-vintage Champagne and three years for vintage Champagne before it can be sold. This aging process allows the flavors to develop and mature.

Vintage vs. Non-Vintage: Vintage Champagne is made from grapes harvested in a single year, while non-vintage Champagne is a blend of wines from multiple years. Non-vintage Champagne is designed to maintain a consistent house style, while vintage Champagne reflects the characteristics of a particular year.

Dosage: The sweetness of Champagne is determined by the "dosage," which is the addition of a small amount of sugar to the wine after the second fermentation. The different levels of dosage result in various styles of Champagne, from Brut Nature (very dry) to Doux (sweet).

Sabrage: The art of opening a Champagne bottle with a sword, known as "sabrage," is a dramatic and celebratory way to open a bottle. It dates back to the Napoleonic Wars when soldiers would open bottles with their sabers to celebrate victories.

The Widow Clicquot: One of the most famous figures in the history of Champagne is Barbe-Nicole Clicquot, known as "The Widow Clicquot." She took over her husband's Champagne house after his death and invented the riddling process, which revolutionized Champagne production.

Serving Temperature: Champagne is best served chilled, but not too cold. The ideal serving temperature is between 45-48°F (7-9°C). Over-chilling Champagne can dull its flavors and aromas.

Health Benefits: Champagne contains antioxidants and has been linked to some health benefits, such as improved heart health and reduced risk of stroke. Of course, moderation is key.

Enjoying a glass of Champagne is not only a treat for the taste buds but also a way to celebrate the craftsmanship and history behind each bottle. Cheers! 🥂🥂

12/30/2024

20 Interesting Facts about Champagne! 🥂🥂

1. Champagne is said to be invented in 1697.
2. There are 33,400 hectares of Champagne growing land.
3. 300 million bottles of Champagne are produced every year.
4. The most expensive bottle of Champagne costs $2.07 million.
5. A standard bottle of Champagne (75cl) contains about 49 million bubbles.
6. The pressure in a champagne bottle is about three times the pressure of car tires.
7. The longest recorded Champagne cork flight is about 177 feet.
8. There’s a pressure of 90 pounds per square inch in a standard bottle of Champagne.
9. One of the weirdest usages for champagne? During the 19th century, high society used it to polish their
boots!
10. Global Champagne Day is celebrated on the 4th Friday of October.
11. The world’s oldest bottles of Champagne were found on the Baltic seabed.
12. Drinking Champagne every week can prevent memory loss.
13. Collarette is a sign of good Champagne.
14. Champagne is bubblier in a flute than in a coupe.
15. A standard bottle of Champagne contains about 49 million bubbles.
16. A Champagne cork can reach up to 24.8 miles per hour when popped.
17. Champagne has about three times more carbonation than beer.
18. The first sparkling Champagne was created accidentally in France.
19. Champagne must be made from specific grape varieties grown on chalky hillsides in a strictly demarcated region.
20. Dom Perignon, the father of Champagne, has a bottle named after him.

12/27/2024

Which one are you choosing?! 🍷🥂🍺🍻🍾

12/27/2024

📣 TASTING ALERT! 📣

Cheers to the New Year with us TODAY! December 27th From 2 - 6pm. Our Staff Will Be Tasting Several of Our Favorite Bubbly's! 🥂🥂🥂