
From time to time, Paris Hilton is mocked for the various lines of tacky handbags, tacky jewelry, tacky fragrances, and germicidal douches that comprise her business “empire.” But not in this case. Paris Hilton and Rich Prosecco canned champagne—also available in the traditional champagne flavors of stawberry and passionfruit—are a natural pairing, like canned champagne and oyster jerky or caviar-in-a-spraycan. Paris clearly agrees, since she was willing to get naked, paint herself gold, and writhe around like a damn fool to promote the stuff. Granted, minus the gold paint this is more or less what she does every Thursday, but it still shows a laudable commitment to the product.
I can even imagine Paris getting a supply of Rich Prosecco for her personal use. It’s the perfect drink at the end of an evening after you’ve left the club with some guy whose name you can’t remember, and you both want to get just a little more buzzed but you’re so wasted on Xanax that you’d probably stab yourself if you tried to use a corkscrew, and what the hell do you care what he thinks about your godawful taste in alcoholic beverages because it’s not like you’re going to see him again or anything?
Rich Prosecco premium canned champagne is currently available only in Europe, but it will be coming to the States sometime next year. Truly, we live in an age of wonders.





















3 comments
…you’d probably stab yourself if you tried to use a corkscrew…
Champagne doesn’t use corkscrews. You untwist the little wires that hold it to the bottle and attempt to ease the cork gently out. But usually the cork shoots out and flies across the room like a booze-powered rocket.
Of course, just because there’s no corkscrew doesn’t mean there won’t be horrible injuries. (Eww. Link not for the squeamish.)
Pop-top is definitely the way to go. I wonder if it comes in six-packs.
I am still waiting for an answer to my question on the Amy Winehouse posting which I pasted below for your convenience
“So Bedhead, tell me again why you use a black box to black out a black box? Why do you make us work to see the uncensured picture, such as it was.”
Champagne doesn’t use corkscrews.
Good point, Angie. I should probably cut back a little on my own Xanax intake.
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