While there discussing the philosophy of drinking wine (I think).

The best way to start is telling us what you have been drinking and what you
don't like about it. The easiest thing to do is order a glass at a
restaurant. This way your acquiring your taste but not spending a fortune
on a bottle you don't like. If you like the wine by the glass write down 2
things. The first is what you liked about it, the second is what you tasted
during and after and the way the wine smelt to you. If possible ask the
waiter if you can have the label and make a small book with labels of what
you like.

My two corks worth.

Not4wood


"Jim" > wrote in message
...
> (rr) stumbles within his own post and sez....
>
> >Its because she wanted to drink a glass of wine. Duh? Should have had
> nothing to do with respectfully answering the question.<
>
> But OTOH sez...
>
> >My intent was not to answer her question<
>
> ...but to editorialize on others and the French. How clever.
>
> >The fact that her question might have been answered is incidental.<
>
> Oh well, that's good. Hate to think we wasted your few lapses of sanity.
>
> >On another note, stay away from the Ripple.<
>
> Wow. Really pathetic. Can you feel the lava between your toes yet?
>
> Always here for my fellow syngraphist or oenophile.
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