A wine meme is a kind of Internet joke that’s become so popular in recent years, that it’s actually starting to take over the Internet.

A lot of people think it’s funny, and a lot of them think it can make people feel better about drinking wine, but what exactly is a wine meme and why does it appeal to so many people?

Here’s everything you need know about these hilarious memes.

The origin story of the wine meme:A lot has been made about the origins of the term “wine meme” in recent weeks, but it’s been more than a decade since the first wine memes appeared on Twitter.

The first wine meme appeared on September 11, 2010, when Twitter user @davefranco shared an image of himself with a bottle of Champagne.

The tweet gained more than 5 million likes and 4 million retweets in a matter of days.

It was quickly followed by a series of wine memes, with users sharing wine quotes and jokes about their favorite wines.

While the memes were fun and easy to share, some of the memes had an effect on the wine industry.

In 2011, wine blogger John Hockaday took his wine blogging experience to Vine to post wine memes for the first time, which quickly went viral.

Hockaday, who is the founder of The Wine Blog, told Business Insider that he decided to start his own wine blog because he wanted to share his wine knowledge with the world.

He also wanted to make a splash in the wine world, and that was exactly what happened.

“The funny thing is that, when I started this blog, I didn’t know anything about wine,” Hockady said.

“I thought it was just a little blog about wine.”

Hockady quickly realized that his new blog was going to be a destination for wine fans to come and share their wine knowledge.

Hockay quickly became known as a wine writer on Vine and started making wine memes.

As wine writer and Vine personality John Hocksay, you’ll find wine memes everywhere.

The meme has been a big part of his social media strategy, as well.

Hocksaday has been posting wine memes on Vine for more than three years.

Hocksay is not the first Vine celebrity to get a little love from the Vine community.

In 2014, John Deere posted a Vine meme that was created by Vine personality Chris D’Aloisio.

The Vine meme was created to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the John Deegard’s Hocky Hockies.

Hogsy Hocks is the best!

This meme is perfect for a Vine party, for a wine tasting or even a little family reunion.

It’s funny and it’s true.

HogsyHocks is also one of the stars of Vine’s weekly Wine and Dine episodes.

His Vine videos are a must-see for Vine fans.

The meme started to take off in 2011 when Vine user @lunarrose posted a vine meme of herself at a restaurant with her boyfriend.

The post quickly gained more like 80,000 likes and 25,000 retweards in a month.

The Vine meme also started to grow a following among people who were trying to get into wine as a hobby.

Vine user and Vine blogger @gretchenmccarthy shared her own wine memes in 2012, which have been shared more than 9.3 million times.

GretchenMccarthy is one of Vine user’s favorite Vine personalities.

The actress was born and raised in Los Angeles, and she now works in Hollywood.

She’s also one the most popular Vine personalities, and many Vine fans feel her Vine content is funny, entertaining, and well-written.

Vine has a wide variety of Vine celebrities to choose from, so it’s easy to find a Vine celebrity you love.GRetchenMCCarthy is also known for her Vine videos that have garnered thousands of likes and retweys.

Vine personality @sunnydude16 posted a video that’s been shared over 25 million times in 2017.

The video, called “The Vine Meme for the Holidays,” features a Vine user with his wife and a Vine fan with his dog.

It’s been a long time since Vine has been so successful with Vine celebrities, but that doesn’t mean the meme hasn’t taken off.

The last Vine celebrity who made a real splash was Vine personality Jason Bessen in 2017, who gained millions of followers.

Bessen also made a Vine post that has been shared nearly 25 million time, and he shared a Vine Vine meme of himself drinking a wine.

The caption was so popular that Vine users began sharing it with friends.

Besser also gained a lot more followers than most Vine celebrities.

Bessen has more than 1.6 million followers on Vine, and Vine users have shared more Vine memes than any Vine celebrity.

Besson has also created his own Vine account, Vine Memes, which has more views than most other Vine celebrities