On the Internet Vine
Being too busy with non-wine related work at present I can only find time to post on a couple of interesting little gems from the internet. I know they are low hanging fruit, but sometimes that is all there is time to pick!
I guess we will have to wait to see how big the hole is that Eric Asimov has dug for himself in his
hasty criticism of "The Wine Trials". I'm sure it was
a little bit unnerving to find not only have you dined with the target of your venting, but that the study in question has actually produced
a scholarly article. It really is
time for everyone to take a step back and wait for the book to make its way into the hands of interested readers.
On another tendril of the internet vine Dan Berger seems to be coming around to the idea that
our genetics may contribute to our appreciation of wine and influence the wines we prefer to drink. Maybe this is the first step on the road to allowing all wine drinkers to drink the wines they have a preference for. That would certainly be preferable to
attempting to impose ones’ own preferences on others.
Labels: Dan Berger, Eric Asimov