The brand launched with a Cabernet Sauvignon and two red blends and the corks featured any of the first five of 19 crimes, from Grand Larceny through Impersonating an Egyptian. With the legacy of an enormously successful parent company looming overhead, 19 Crimes entered the market as a near-instant success. It’s delightfully easy to drink, well-priced, and a wonderful conversation piece to feature at your next gathering. A true fan of the brand will want to collect each bottle to appreciate each story living on through the wine.Īnd let’s not forget the wine itself, of which there are seven reds and one Chardonnay. The brand brings a bit of debauchery back to wine with a collection of eight bottles featuring criminals accused of one of 19 different crimes. And it’s no wonder wine lovers were intrigued since the entire brand is centered on an unexpected theme – criminals. Introduced in 2012, 19 Crimes became the newest member of the Treasury Wine Estates portfolio, quickly accelerating into a world-wide phenomenon. They say never judge a bottle of wine by its label, but in the case of 19 Crimes, the wrapping carries a unique bit of history you won’t want to miss.
The 19 Chains brand's store locator lists at least three Kroger stores that sell Snoop's wines within a 50-mile radius of Dallas. According to Kroger's website, you can still buy a bottle of 19 Crimes from pretty much any local store in the national chain. Snoop Dogg's wine label is still on the shelves, but it's not as prominently displayed. The Kroger Co. released a statement that says they are committed to "diversity, equity and inclusion" and that "Our intentions are never meant to be offensive." The Peachtree City store received several complaints from customers and decided to take down the display. The store also put up a black dry erase board that read "Celebrating Black History Month" over an upheld fist containing phrases such as "Dream like Martin" and "Say it loud, I'm Black and I'm proud." The display included a life-sized photo of Snoop standing behind a table that held bottles of his wine and Black Girl Magic wine. The store had a special display for Snoop Dogg's "Cali Red" wine label, and because it's February, aka Black History Month, some of the store's customers complained that it was a stereotype and "offensive" to associate alcohol with Black History Month, according to former NAACP chapter President Johnnie Jones. Snoop's California wine, called 19 Crimes, caused quite a stir at a Kroger grocery store in Peachtree City, Georgia, according to WSB-TV Channel 2 in Atlanta. The rapper also started his own wine label. Hell, now that he owns Death Row Records, you're not gonna have any problems finding a Secret Santa gift for a good long while.
He's got a collection of scented candles that smell like baby powder, white roses and "deez nuts." Snoop's merch goes beyond the usual concert tees and occasional bobblehead and includes clothing lines for men, women and even dogs. The artist formerly known as Snoop Lion and Snoop Doggy Dogg has the kind of merchandising line that could make KISS think about its branding opportunities. If you're a fan of Snoop Dogg (and if you're not, why are you so afraid to love?), there are tons of ways to show your financial support to the rapper-turned-actor-turned-game-show-host-turned-rapper again.
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