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Whilst shopping for wine...
On 11 Aug 2004 19:14:23 GMT, amnspam (Dale Williams) said:
] In article >, Midlife > writes:
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] >I've noticed that there are a couple of moderately priced wine "chain" store
] >operations in the US (one is a franchise just starting up) that display
] >their wine grouped by style, ie- "crisp, fruity, bold, mellow". The idea is,
] >apparently, that many people are daunted by wine selection and the simplest
] >way to help them select is to separate wines by how they are going to taste.
] >Their shelf cards happen to be very informative as well.... and that's
] >important to the strategy.
] >
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] I've been to a few of these (Best Cellars is the chain, the place I bought the
] Pannonia wine -Grape Expectations in Tarrytown NY- is another. I don't find it
] easy to navigate. I don't always agree with their classifications either!
]
Seems like it would be much harder to navigate, because it depends on
an entirely subjective classification. Dale has it right: if you don't agree,
you are completely lost. I don't actually spend much time in wine stores,
but when I am there I'm usually in a hurry, these days.
] As to original question, like other I prefer B.
I agree with the herd here, too.
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Emery Davis
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