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November 04, 2014

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allison

Shut UP. Wine aerator's really WORK?

allison

Aerators! Aerators! Oh sonofabitch, I can't even blame autocorrect because I'm not on my phone. I have to move and change my name now.

Hattie

Ha ha! No longer are we drunks. We are wine connoisseurs as in the finest magazine advertisements!
I used to drink a lot of wine but became grossed out at some point by the yeasty odor. I'll drink it sometimes but do not care for it as I once did.

Becs

There is no wine outside of France. That should limit any far-reaching searches. France. That is all.

Zayrina

Never had any alcoholic beverage that I thought tasted good on its own. It all just tastes like alcohol to me. Yuck. Definitely would go with the orange crush.

Thequeen

Allison - I think spelling aerator correctly on the fly as I'm sure you did makes up for the apostrophe. And yes, they really do work.
Hattie - They say tastes change every seven years. In fact, I just learned that every molecule in your body changes every seven years.
Becs - The only cheese is in France as well.
Zayrina - Yeah, I think I'd pick orange crush over wine still, but with the right combo of food wine can be pretty tolerable now.

TheGary

Mattie, wine has no yeast in it. Maybe, you were drinking beer. 😊

We haven't started liking snooty wines yet. We look for the sweetest white or red wine that we can find and then aerate the oak and tannins out of them. Most of the bitter tastes in fine wine evaporate off if the wine is decanted for 5 or 6 hours or aerated once or twice. Wine snobs get to like the bitter taste but it covers up the true bouquet of the wine so it is best to remove it. The cheapest wines at the start taste the best.

TheGary

Becs, I beg to differ. I love German wine.

TheQueen

All - Gary has discovered social media in a big way this last week. He's hit up all the old girlfriends on Facebook. Now he's moved on to the blog. Feel free to engage. For example, "Mattie," you can suggest wine doesn't have grapefruit in it either but I keep hearing about grapefruit notes in wine.

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