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> Although many would disagree, there's way less to appreciate in beer and vodka than it is in wine. Beer doesn't even have distinct recognised regions I know
by EForEndeavour 7y ago
> Although many would disagree, there's way less to appreciate in beer and vodka than it is in wine. Beer doesn't even have distinct recognised regions
I know that this is an extremely subjective point of opinion, but haven't you met anyone who insists that all wine comes in two flavours, red and white? Do you really think it's fair to group beer with vodka?
- michalu 7y agoThe map deals with beer, vodka and wine. I'm not grouping vodka and beer, I'm setting wine apart.
- EForEndeavour 7y agoYou explicitly group vodka and beer when you say: > there's way less to appreciate in beer and vodka than it is in wine I strongly expect that if you tested drinkers' ability to distinguish different types of beers vs. vodka vs. wine, it would become clear that the above statement is patently false.