Edited sentence: Bringing Franzia to a BYOB restaurant with a corkage fee will cost you 4-5 times the corkage fee due to the amount of alcohol contained in the box even though the restaurant did not uncork anything.Franzia is used in a relatively new game that college students and young adults have made popular called a "Tour de Franz".Many people slap the bag before drinking from the spout as a way to show dominance and oxygenate the wine.Once the horn is blown the team opens the spout, and the teammates start to chug one by one.The Tour with the bicycles (or walking option for those who don't like to ride bicycles while drinking) involves going to many different houses with your team.The Tour without bicycles involves only one box of Franzia.The bag is taken out of the box and the team forms a circle.The first team to complete every box of wine at each house wins.The first team to finish their bag wins.The more people that are on a team, the more houses and boxes of wine there are.The object of the game is to finish a box of wine at one house and then move on to the next house where another is waiting.There are many different versions of this game but the two most popular include one that involves bicycles/walking with multiple boxes of Franzia while the other just uses one box and the contestants remain stationary.There are many teams competing against each other.There are many teams typically comprised of 8-10 people.They normally go as long as they can before passing it on to the next person on their team.Trying a Franzia power hour is not recommended due to the intensity of the wine