their commercial spokesman. Then some little green guy with a funny accent got the gig.” His attitude changed a little when I asked him how he happened to be in Mount Pleasant. “I’m here most of the year. When I was scouting locations for some new candy warehouses, I found a great place in a nearby county,” he explained. “To be close to the action but in a fun community, I settled in Mount Pleasant. What’s not to like here? It’s terrific.” “Where I live and where I hang out, no one hassles
me,” he added. “They just think I’m a big guy with funny looking ears and whiskers.” I thanked the Bunny for his time and offered to buy him a round, but he declined my generosity. “Gotta go meet with the head of the Hare Family.
They’ve been trying to muscle in on rabbit turf for years, and I either have to scare them off or make a deal,” he said. “Frankly, I’m inclined to give them a piece of the action. Easter Bunny Enterprises can always use some extra help.” With that, he hopped out the door onto Coleman Boulevard. Tat’s the last I’ve seen of him. For now.
Locally Owned Boutique Wine Shop
Crushed Fine Wine carries an inventory selected from small independent producers and importers, wines which are not available in grocery stores or large retail wine outlets. All wines are competitively priced and the available selection has something for everyone, whether they have modest tastes or qualify as enthusiasts and collectors.
We are more than just bottles....we offer Desmond’s wine knowledge & expertise. After 20 years in the wine industry in Charleston, he has the connections to find the best wines at the best prices.
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We have wine tastings, gift baskets, wine of the month club case discounts.
716 S. Shelmore Blvd. #101
Mount Pleasant, S.C. 29464 (between Bi-Lo and I’On)
(843) 856-1156
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