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There's a slight difference. AFAIK oenophiles don't typically try to use pseudoscience to justify their purchases (or encourage others to make purchases) If so
by tlrobinson 8y ago
There's a slight difference. AFAIK oenophiles don't typically try to use pseudoscience to justify their purchases (or encourage others to make purchases)
If someone told me I should buy a wine because the doorknobs in the winery were special wooden knobs I would also question their judgement/sanity.
- lostlogin 8y agoBut they are oak, imparting a woodland undertone.
- contingo 8y agoYou evidently haven't encountered the biodynamic viticulture people, who are everywhere these days. They will tell you to buy a wine because its grapes were harvested when the stars were in a particular alignment and the moonlight a particular intensity.
- village-idiot 8y agoAnd they buried the correct rams horn full of crystals before planting. I’m not kidding.