I tried to arrange the batting order by grape variety.
- (Right) Sauvignon Blanc
- (2) Riesling
- (Left) Merlot
- (1) Cabernet Sauvignon
- (Catcher) Pinot Noir
- (3) Malbec
- (Center) Syrah
- (Play) Gewurztraminer
- (Throw) Chardonnay
As expected, the leadoff batter was the young and agile Sauvignon Blanc , who sprinted briskly to first base with an infield hit.
The second, sweet-faced Riesling , is a technical player with a dry side. Here, he bunts safely.
Number three is Merlot , a middle-distance hitter. He has a rounded build and is a lovable character. He hits a single to center field, putting runners on first and third.
The fourth batter was the muscular Cabernet Sauvignon , who hit a powerful three-run home run.
Number 5, Pinot Noir , a popular player known for his delicate play, fouled off the ball and walked.
Number 6, the unexpected giant, Malbec , struck out with a powerful swing.
Number 7, Schiller , is showing his presence. A safety bunt puts runners on first and second.
Number 8 was Gewurztraminer , the most popular player among women, who hit a single to center field to load the bases.
Number 9, Chardonnay , the ace with a sloppy look. He tried a surprise squeeze play, but got a double play. The top of the first inning ended.
Now, in the bottom of the first inning, starting pitcher Chardonnay will likely confuse the opposing batting line-up with his relaxed pitching style that makes extensive use of curves.
The reserve pitchers are the tireless Tempranillo and the astringent Nebbiolo .
The pinch hitters are Pinot Gris , known for his compact batting, Muscadet , who has nimble batting skills, and Viognier, who has a solid stance.
Now, let's narrow it down!!!
...Eh? Are you free?
yes.
I'm bored.
The restaurant industry continues to face headwinds.
I feel like I'm going a little bald because I've been exposed to the wind head-on for almost three years now.
If you'd like, come to Bokumo and check your hairline.
Oh, Bokumo Wine is currently having a 15% off sale on Merlot & Cabernet numbers 3 and 4.
I would love for you to clean up your inventory!
PS: This summer, I made my parasol debut.
