Are you a wine’r? You are not alone. According to Wine Intelligence, more than 80 million Americans drink wine at least once a month. Wine continues to rise in popularity and now ties beer as the top choice for Americans who drink alcohol (62%) as their preference. The perception that wine is healthier, and the rise of domestic production, along with affordability and variety, make wine very palatable! Wine enthusiasts are becoming serious hobbyists and building extensive wine collections.
Like any type of property you invest in, there should be a greater concern with properly protecting that investment. You can arrange for additional security on your FL homeowner insurance and protect your wine like you would other higher value property like jewelry, musical instruments, furs or expensive cameras. If you tend to purchase more expensive wines and buy in higher quantities, accumulating a collection in your home, you may need to purchase scheduled coverage for your wine and related accessories.
So, if you have a special love of wine; it probably makes sense to Contact us today to learn more!
At Sun Insurance Services, we love to provide you with great insurance and information:
- If you are looking to increase your collection, grab your favorite bottle for dinner, or hang out with your buds and have a glass of vino, check out our friends at The Wine Barn. They have 2 locations and can help you with all of your Wine-ing! Like them on Facebook and tell them Sun Insurance sent you!
- You can plan all of your Wine-ing events here…
- Check out The Downtown Pour in the South Eola District on March 25th!
“Life is too short to drink bad wine.” — Anonymous
Sun Insurance Services is an Orlando Florida based independent insurance agency serving all of the Sunshine state. We offer a variety of products for all tastes…If we can help you with any of your FL insurance needs, please contact us today!
Happy Weekend! Make it count, you lose an hour on Sunday. That’s right, don’t forget to set your clock ahead at 2:00 a.m. Sunday morning! Daylight saving time begins on the second Sunday in March and ends on the first Sunday in November.It’s also the perfect time to change your smoke/fire/carbon monoxide alarm batteries and inspect your fire extinguishers. You might want to review your fire safety plan with your family also since it’s on your mind…
Someone close to me recently had their house robbed. The good news is, no one was harmed. The bad news is they will most likely never see the stolen items again. When you have good insurance, it’s not the monetary value that is most disturbing, but rather the sentimental investment. I’m not going to spend time talking about home inventory in this blog but if you need some excellent information on how to do that, check out a 
You can find lots of security products for your home from window monitors to whole house alarm systems and you could be eligible for a discount on your FL homeowners insurance policy if you invest in one. Law enforcement officers say that most of the time any type of noise will scare off potential thieves, even a dog barking…
Today is Oreo’s 100 birthday! Chances are you have enjoyed a few Oreo cookies in your day. Born the same year the South Pole was discovered and the Titanic sank, the first Oreo ever sold was on March 6, 1912 in Hoboken, NJ. They were originally packaged in bulk tins and sold by weight. Grocers paid $.30 cents/lbs. for Oreo. New York City actually changed the name of the street where the first Oreo cookie was made at the Nabisco bakery (originally the Chelsea Market Bakery) from West 15th Street (between 9th and 10th Avenues), to Oreo Way.
selling cookie brand of the 21st century and can be found in more than 100 countries! In China, they feast on Oreo green tea ice cream: Oreo cookie with green tea ice cream flavor crème with a cooling sensation that simulates ice crème. They also enjoy Double-Fruit in Orange & Mango and Raspberry & Blueberry crème. Yum!
add an extra day to our calendar. We do this to keep it in sync with the earth’s revolutions around the sun. It works like this; it takes 365.242199 days for the earth to complete a full rotation around the sun. However, our calendar marks out only 365 days a year so, we add a day to our calendar every four years to keep from losing time. If we didn’t add this day we would lose six hours from our calendar every year. That’s a loss of almost 24 days in the course of 100 years! I’m sure we all agree, we can use any extra time we can get!
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