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Would it help to become more snobbish about wine? I really love fine wine, and cheap stuff doesn't really do it for me; it's either fruity and boring, or unbal
by barrkel 9y ago
Would it help to become more snobbish about wine?
I really love fine wine, and cheap stuff doesn't really do it for me; it's either fruity and boring, or unbalanced and rough. But get me a rich Cote Rotie, or savoury Burgundy, and it's a different category. And neither are available in any decent quality for less than $50, or much closer to $150 a bottle for the stuff I really like. At this price level, it's a treat that happens no more than a dozen times a year, and usually less, only on special occasions.
I say this because you say you like the taste, rather than it being the sensation of being drunk.
You could also find something else of complexity to drink - gourmet coffee is an obvious candidate.