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How is that an argument against the idea that you can't taste different wines? It seems to me that in order to make the case you should have recognized that it
by dfc 14y ago
How is that an argument against the idea that you can't taste different wines? It seems to me that in order to make the case you should have recognized that it was Don Matias without looking at the label. As far as I'm concerned you drank a bottle of cheaper wine and thought to yourself, "wow. This was tasty, much tastier than I expected. Instead of wasting money on the fancy label I should buy this from now on."
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- Evbn 14y agoBut he didn't. He drank the fancier wine.
- dfc 14y agoI am not sure what you are referring to when you say "he didnt." I am assuming you are referring to the latter half of my comment. Yes he drank the fancier wine. However when drinking it he thought he was drinking the "less fancier" wine.