“I'm starting with LaMarca Prosecco. … since it had a champagne-style cork in it, they just call it champagne, but it's really inexpensive Prosecco. And I feel like it's that kind of, again, falseness that would really be a part of this group.”
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Asked what the guests at the garden party in Get Out would really be drinking, he recasts the generic bottles as a grocery-store Prosecco passed off as champagne. The pretence, he says, suits the characters.
Delicious.
…you know, Sauve Blanc. It looks like just like that. And so I want you to cast what all of these people who are there to auction off what essentially is a very non-subtle slave market. Okay. Yeah. At this garden party. What are they drinking, Jonah? What wines are on the table for the guests?
You know, I'm going to open with like a very expensive La Marca style Prosecco. You know, I feel like it was at, you know, the grocery store, case stacked up right next to the butcher's counter and the sheep or the fish counter. And they just bought some. And since it had a champagne-style cork in it, they just call it champagne, but it's really like inexpensive Prosecco. And I feel like it's that kind of, again, falseness that would really be a part of this group. So I'm starting with LaMarca Prosecco.
Okay, I'm going to throw Maomi in there, Pinot Noir.
Oh, yeah. I want to make sure that that's on
the table. I think that's just a really good one that people would definitely be drinking. And I need you to pull out a Sauvignon Blanc for me. I mean, are we going to, I was thinking like a New Zealand, like a Kim Crawford? Oh, for sure. All right. So a Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc. That's what I…