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I saw that many of my friends had the same issue. They used similar tactics to avoid the choice overload – always choose the same grape or region, look for the awards, find a nice label, or, search somewhere in my memory – “what did I have last time?”.
Some of you looked at the region, and some of you have a go-to winery. Yet others knew the wines they DIDN’T like – we heard a few ABCs – “Anything but Chardonnay!” (It wasn’t just Chardonnay; many of you have grape varieties that you don’t particularly like).
How hard can it be to serve wine? Just open the bottle and pour a glass, right?
If you had been cooped up in a bottle for a year or more, you’d probably want to stretch your legs wouldn’t you. Imagine getting out of that bottle, and stretching, and then filling your lungs with air.
