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Dog treats & wine: A taste test

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🍷🙏🍷🙏🍷🙏🍷🙏🍷🙏🍷🙏 [🍷🙏🍷🙏🍷🙏🍷🙏🍷🙏🍷🙏] [Julian St. Bark] "Join me on a wonderful journey of treat and wine pairing" [Benji and Will] Greetings and salutations, Barkfolk! As BarkPost’s resident gourmand, today I’m reviewing the [Smoke House Jerky Treat Sampler], a charming sampling of four dog treats. And to make things fun for those of you at home who want to give the Treat Sampler a try, we’ve made a list of wines to pair with each treat. A sip for every nibble, as they say! I’ve been assigned to sample the treat + wine pairings. So here goes! Buckle up, and join me on our culinary journey. Editor's Note: We told Will to try small glasses of wine while he gives our office dog [Benji] the treats. We think he might have misunderstood. Nana’s Natural Chicken Jerky with Sauvignon Blanc [Nana's Natural Chicken Jerky] Gotta say, I didn’t really like this treat. The chicken jerky was, honestly, an unsatisfying texture, like a chicken-flavored granola bar left in the rain. The Sauvignon Blanc was pleasant though, floral and fruity, a fitting companion to the treat. Real shame I had to eat the treat, the wine would definitely have been better without this gross dog treat aftertaste in my mouth. [Will tries treat 1] Aah. I just really need to cleanse my palate with some wine after that treat. [Nana's Natural Chicken Jerky] American Hound Herbed Turkey Sliders with Chardonnay [Chardonnay time] So The turkey sldiers were ok, but I still think I would’ve leikded it omre if it was ilke, human slders. nOt like made from humans, that would be horrifying- but you know, made FOR humans. But hey I work for the dogs now so that’s what i’m doing. The Chardnonay was a good pairing becuase it was spicy and had a satisfying bite, woudl be good with cheese but not as good with a dog treat. [Chardonnay time with mah treat] Best Treats Ever! Duck & Turkey Nuggets with Pinot Noir So barkobox makes thes “best treats ever” so I should definitely like them, like all the dogs I know have probably eaten them like a hudred times, but all I could think abotu werewas “these make me want to throw up over eveyrhing I own”--- I dont evne like duck when it’s for humans. [Poor Chihuahua] . I felt kinda sick after eating it sbut then I had the pinot noir wiich was light and airy. It was soft and deiclate on the pallete so I decided to help myself to a few extra glasses of the pinor noir Hey rememberfrom kimmy shimct? Pinor noit, hahahaha that show rules [Poor Chihuahua] No Grainers Jerky Chews- BBQ Chicken Flavor with Merlot Oh I get why they acll it no grainers- it’s because it is wijtout grain. I should know that I have written produc descripsitons for the traets before. It was bbq qhicken flavor wihc is good becuase it reminds me of being back home, eating delicious bbaq chicken, however the part i DID NOT like is that iwas definitely like licKing a cold bBBQ pit and then putting that taste on aw wet cracker. . . The merlot was a wine and then I drank the rest of it because why not [Neighbor's Dog] I really hated all these treats. My tongue eeels like it’s gonna burn off and I’ve eaten ike, like it feels like a bucnh of wet dirt made out of meat or something stupid like that. I reall reagret that I had to eat all the dog treats [Neighbor's Dog] Editor’s Note– Will's assignment, AGAIN, was just to sample *small glasses of wine* while our office dog Benji sampled the treats. We did not tell Will to eat the treats. For what it’s worth, Benji loved them. If you’d like to sample our wine tasting menu while you treat *your dog* to these treats, [click here]! HWAT THE- HOW AM I JUST NOW SEEING TIS EDITOSRS NOTE TAZZ, CHRIS-- - STAICE0 WHAT THE HELL I just ate soooo many dehydared chicken skins or whatever Don’t tell jared I don’t wanna like, hey don’t make a Gif or something of me, I don’t want that, does anybody wanan call Ian? I live near Ian we can share a cab, I’ll pay for it I swear ughhhhhhhhhhhhhh [Neighbor's Dog] Will's hijinks make you lol? Share 'em with your friends! [Image:    [ Got wine pairing ideas for your dog’s treats? Let us know! But don’t let Will know. We put him in a cab and he is asleep. Wish him better luck next time! [barkpost] Will: Writer, ughhjhklk;lluytd hekpadpppp Aliza: Photographer, Just hired last week, did not expect this Tazz: Editor, Gave Benji extra treats to make him feel better P.S. Do you have fun reading BarkPost emails? Then don't keep it to yourself! We created an easy way for you to invite friends and family to sign up for BarkPost so you can all enjoy together. Just [click here] to start inviting people now! 🙂 P.P.S. Did you like this email? Click yes or no below or hit reply to send us feedback! [Image: [Link: [Link: [Image: [Link: Was this email forwarded to you and now you want more? [Click here to sign up for the BarkPost newsletter]. BarkBox, Inc. All Rights Reserved 221 Canal Street, Floor 6, New York, NY 10013 [Link: {{unsubscribe_link}}]

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