I recently came upon some thoughts published by Melanie Armstrong.  Melanie is a wine lover/author/teacher who loves both wine and the people who enjoy wine.  Her attitude is very much like...

... wager that there is a large number of uncounted beer snobs and mis-labeled wine snobs out ... The comments to my post about the versatility of wine compared to beer got me thinking about my ... of Miller High Life, although I would’ve rather had water. However, now that I primarily drink wine and have a wine blog, I’ve noticed that it alters how people interact with me. I’m still very much...

... wager that there is a large number of uncounted beer snobs and mis-labeled wine snobs out ... The comments to my post about the versatility of wine compared to beer got me thinking about my ... of Miller High Life, although I would’ve rather had water. However, now that I primarily drink wine and have a wine blog, I’ve noticed that it alters how people interact with me. I’m still very much...

... wager that there is a large number of uncounted beer snobs and mis-labeled wine snobs out ... The comments to my post about the versatility of wine compared to beer got me thinking about my ... of Miller High Life, although I would’ve rather had water. However, now that I primarily drink wine and have a wine blog, I’ve noticed that it alters how people interact with me. I’m still very much...

... wager that there is a large number of uncounted beer snobs and mis-labeled wine snobs out ... The comments to my post about the versatility of wine compared to beer got me thinking about my ... of Miller High Life, although I would’ve rather had water. However, now that I primarily drink wine and have a wine blog, I’ve noticed that it alters how people interact with me. I’m still very much...

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