MommyJuice Wines – because you deserve it!

I have a lot of Mommy friends. We often get together in the evenings, after the kids are in bed, for a little Mommy bonding time. It’s nice to swap stories about our kids and daily life, learning that we are all in this same “mom” boat together. Recently, MommyJuice wines contacted me about doing a review for their 2 wines for moms. I loved the idea of their product, but I don’t drink. (Nothing personal just don’t care for the stuff.) However, a lot of my mommy friends enjoy a nice glass of wine on occasion. So MommyJuice was kind enough to send us a few bottles for one of our get-togethers.
We were expecting about 10 moms but as usual life happens, kids get sick and we ended up with about 6 moms. We sat on the floor, ate pie and drank MommyJuice. We joked a bit about MommyJuice being another name for breast milk, but admitted a lot of us call wine, Mommy’s Juice.  Everyone really liked the MommyJuice White Wine, which is a 100% Chardonnay from Montery County. However, no one really cared for the MommyJuice Red Wine, which is a blend of 77% Cabernet Sauvignon, 16% Merlot, 3% Malbec, 2% Cabernet Franc, 2% Petit Verdot. Overall, we had a great time relaxing, laughing and sharing the joys and trials of being a mom. It’s nice that something as simple as a bottle of wine brought us together and helped us connect as mothers.

MommyJuice Wines was founded by Cheryl Murphy Durzy, a mom of 2 and 10+ year veteran of the wine industry in Sales and Marketing at Clos LaChance Wines. These wines were inspired by her young children that point to wine glasses everywhere claiming “That’s Mommy’s Juice!” Her vision includes balanced, fruit-forward wines that bring just a bit of peace after the chaos of everyday life as a parent.

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I received the featured product in exchange for my honest opinion. The opinions expressed in this post are my own and not influenced by the company.
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