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June 27, 2012 Food » Blessed Is The Pour

Skinnygirl talks down to women

by Amber Nimocks @ambernim

The first time I saw Skinnygirl wine in the grocery store, I felt old. "Who is this for?" I wondered. The female silhouette on the label brings to mind 1960s-era Seventeen Magazine graphics. She is long and lean, standing with one curvy…

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