1 + 1 =! 3
What exactly do you think this label is attempting to convey?
An unexpected value?
A rule-breaking, iconoclastic Spanish bubbly?
A jab at arithmetic?
A very poor 1st grade teacher?
Would that this mathematical expression equated to super tasting value Cava. 1+1=3 is a very serviceable sparkling wine. However, at $13, I'll take the S to the V at ninedamndollars (or $6!) every day of the week. It's just as good, and to my palate, it offers a bit more yeasty/toasty goodness. However, if you're a grade school teacher, you may feel compelled to buy every bottle of "1-plus" in the store just so you can correct the label.
A more apt & honest label.
I don't know exactly what it means but I think that label is ridiculous because they could find other perfect name to that wine, that's so rare.
Posted by: Kamagra | 11 November 2010 at 11:58 AM
I can't undestand how the the owner of this wine can reach to that answer, who is he? Stephen Hawking that found a mathematically way to get this conclusion, anyway it's too smart and unique, something different.
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Posted by: S.P. Mulligan | 09 October 2011 at 08:09 PM
I knew the answer but I can't remember it at this moment. I know was because of a weird fact, but as I told you I can't remember it.
Posted by: xlpharmacy | 29 November 2011 at 12:53 PM
I like to give it as a baby shower gift. Then, the equation makes sense.
Posted by: pqrs | 22 January 2012 at 08:26 AM
Yes, this label creators did not study mathematics in school.
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