@Josue VargasI think wine or champagne is always a nice touch.

I am still trying to establish a solid connection with the Florida network and it is not that easy as @Marc Champagne mentioned, it takes a lot of due diligence in finding the right contact. 

., but would strongly advocate champagne over wine.However if you want to hedge against some amazing opportunity crossing your desk that you need to be ready for, go open a HELOC for $200k or so (really whatever you can get) with a balance of $0.00.

People want champagne on a Kool-Aid budget. 

It truly is Champagne for Breakfast and homeless puking the next morning. 

We leave birthday cake for the birthday people, champagne for the anniversary couple, etc.....

*confetti falls from the ceiling and I enter with a bottle of champagne*Finally!

Antique furniture, really nice one-of-a-kind artwork and wall hangings.Now if the guest mentions a birthday/anniversary/special occasion etc, we will leave some treats, even beer, wine or champagne depending.....There is no set way to do it, just go with your gut......what would you want to see when you walk in the door?

No matter what a stripper tells you, there is no sex in the champagne room."

Alcoholism kills more people than COVID, will AirBnB ban me from leaving champagne for a guest?