Leave Monopoly in the closet, forget about Battleships, giant jigsaw puzzles, Scrabble, even gin rummy. This year, everyone will be playing Bacchus, the board game which initiates people to the world of wine while entertaining them at the same time. You can bet that the game will make many people want to get together to taste fine wine.

   :: Magazine DÉCORATION CHEZ SOI 2000

A new board game that's a lot of fun and a great pastime. This game will be of great interest to wine specialists as well as wine enthusiasts.

   :: Magasine FEMMES D'AUJOURD'HUI

Anyone who likes parlour games and who is interested in wine will want to play this new board game on wine. You don't have to be an expert to play. All you have to do is to have an interest in wine, its production, its history and its evolution.

   :: Monique Girard, LE JOURNAL DE MONTRÉAL

A parlour game made to test your knowledge of the wine world.

   :: Diane Massicotte, LA PRESSE

Since the Romans, he is known as the god of wine. Here he is now, for our pleasure, transformed into a game about wine. Amusing, educational and different: its Bacchus, the Wine Game.

   :: André Hébert, LE POINT D'OUTREMONT

Your game has allowed us to perfect our knowledge of wine, and at the same time, it has allowed us to embellish our evenings together. Your game will be an integral part of our wine tastings.

   :: J.Mimeault, Montréal, Québec, Canada

I have never managed to get my father to play a parlour game. As he is passionate about wine (as are we all), we decided to try Bacchus. It was a great success. We even played three times. Bravo! There is a great variety of questions and there is something for everyone regardless of their level of knowledge.

   :: Marthe Chiasson, Montréal, Québec, Canada

Congratulations on the game. I received it for Christmas. We played it that very day and adored it. We played with four players. We are not connoisseurs, but the questions were for every level. Excellent!

   :: G. Mercier, Québec, Canada