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With over 200 stores in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Belgium and France SNIPES SE is one of the most successful sneaker and streetwear chain stores in Europe. Since opening its first store in Essen in 1998, SNIPES has been an integral part of the urban scene and is constantly growing thanks to regular openings. Hip-hop and urban sports like dance, basketball, BMX and skating: At SNIPES, everything revolves around a contemporary lifestyle and urban youth culture. This dynamic mix not only characterises a whole generation, but also grants the SNIPES stores their unrivalled atmosphere. In stores and online at snipes.com, boys as well as girls can find a wide range of internationally renowned sneaker and textile brands in which to dress themselves from head to toe. SNIPES has so far managed to attract greats such as Chris Brown, Wiz Khalifa, Dennis Schröder, Snoop Dogg and Rick Ross as faces to represent the collections of its own brand. SNIPES also sponsors the biggest urban events and festivals throughout Europe, such as splash!, Openair Frauenfeld, Street League Skateboarding and Battle Of The Year.

Wine.com is the nation’s leading online wine retailer, offering selection, guidance and convenience not found in brick and mortar stores. The company provides its customers access to the world’s largest wine store, with live chat wine experts available 7 days a week on its mobile and full websites. Wine.com delivers in 1-2 days to most addresses, offering date-certain delivery and the convenience of shipping to over 10,000 Walgreens and FedEx Office local pickup sites. The company’s popular StewardShip program provides unlimited wine delivery and exclusive access to new releases for $49 per year. Wine.com’s mission is to inspire the wine lifestyle through innovation. For more information, visit the company’s website at http://www.wine.com or download its app in the Apple Store or Google Play.

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