First wine I ever had! I saw it at the store the other day and told my now 24 yr old daughter about it. She thought I was crazy!

I once told my boyfriend of this, I told him how bad of a hangover it gives you, so he drank the whole bottle and threw up pink for a whole day.

This stuff was great considering it cost only 99 cents a bottle. I checked the local liquor store to see if they still have it, although I don't drink anymore. It's still only $2.99 for a bottle.

Headache in a bottle!

Food of the eighties? C'mon. That stuff has been around forever - it was ancient in the eighties. I can remember everyone drinking Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill in college in 1965! To be honest, I didn't even know they still made it.

OMG I told my daughter about this wine, and she got me a bottle for christmas.

And it's still around and super-cheap. Though I like the blue hawaiian flavor more than strawberry.

Good memories and some bad memories! Pink puke in a bottle. Went down so easy and came back up so easy!~

i remember drinking this when i was younger. i think it still only runs about $3.99/bottle.

We used to drink Strawberry Hill all the time when we were in grammar school in the 1960's. A classmates's mother would buy it for us whenever we wanted and drank it at her house(she was from Germany). This stuff is nothing new.

That stuff used to be called "Liquid Panty Remover"

I Drank that stuff in my teens and was tore up...lol they still make it now for like 3.99

There's a barbecue place in my city that serves Strawberry Hill in Dixie cups--and charges eight bucks a bottle too. I've been known to pick up a few bottles for cookouts and I never have any left over.

Damn, you old people pay way too much for this crap. It's like $2.50 a bottle here and I think its too much because it's only 7.5% alcohol. It's good and all, but it ain't that good. PS: Lol @ broad whose boyfriend threw up off 1 bottle.

Tickle Pink was better than Strawberry Hill. Drank (and puked) gallons of that stuff...good times!

Me and my friends would get a bottle each before going out. After a while we started using it as a chaser for some harder stuff. Ahhh, alcoholism. Sweet memories.

Lightweight wine for lightweights

Boone's Farm! I'm a lawyer now, but I have vivid recollections of the old days as a student at Stacey Hall in Chapel Hill, NC. We had some wonderful times drinking Boone's Strawberry Hill well into the early hours of the morning on weekends--Dave Manuli, Paul Scott, Bret, Brant, Scott, Crispy (on one occasion only--thanks to Boone's and its legendary propensity for making the drinker sick, he threw up all over Dave's blanket!), and the whole gang! We'd repair to the Circle K in town for half a dozen bottles of the stuff, and the party would be ON! Great times indeed, UNC Class of '94!

I really want to find "tickled pink" do they still make it and where would I find it? You can't have an 80's party w/out it!!

Tickled Pink was made by TJ Swann and no they don't make it anymore. They had such flavors such as Mellow Days, Easy Nights, After Hours and Steppin Out. More 70's than 80's ...they still make Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill.

No, the name of the wine you are thinking of is Tickle Pink, not Tickled, and it was made by Boone' s Farm. It was discontinued.

Is there anything out there that is comparable to tickle pink of the 80's?

I remember my parents drinking a wine that had a cartoon angel on the label around this time (very sure it had strawberries), but I can't find any info on what it may have been called. Does this sound familiar to anyone?

Tickle Pink was my fav in HS. So festive! Sad that it has been "retired".

Haha...Lord, what memories! BFSH was THE go-to alcoholic beverage for High School students that hit 18 (yes, kiddies, you could legally drink @ 18 back "in the day") and wanted to celebrate in style! This was in the '70's, and was one of the better things we did(!?!) back then. Then Ronaldus Magnus (Ronald Reagan) passed legislation that would have taken the Federal Highway matching funding from any State that had a drinking age below 21, and most all States changed their laws. All in the name of "saving the children" of course. Oh, the good ol' daze, may they once again return...

WHERE WERE YOU IN '61??

I remember buying Boones Farm in a little brown jug - anyone remember that??

It's summertime! Think it's about time to chill a bottle of Boone's Farm Strawberry on ice and Stevie Nicks on the radio...or chill at the drive-in theatre...sneak in wine...ahhh those 80's!

We were drinking Boone's Farm Apple and Strawberry Hill in 1970 in highschool.

I remember drinking two bottles of this in junior high and getting so wasted! My uncle was staying with us and I was so trashed I invited him to my room and he took my virginity.

The first time I got drunk - on half a bottle of Boones Farm Strawberry Hill in 1973 - and a few times thereafter - I recall the wine being a darker red in a light green bottle. Do any of the oldsters here recall that the wine and the packaging was a bit different in the early 1970s?

Best served in the back of a school bus on your way to Wayne State choir day.

Pink wine gets you nine & it feels so fine! If ya know, you know! Happy birthday Mr. Johnny 🥳🍾🥂