Re: Ordering wine in restaurants
As I currently know absolutely nothing about wine, other than that Pinot Noir is apparently the end-all of all wines
ROFLMAO, where'd you hear that??? Let me guess, you saw the movie "Sideways."
Seriously, Pinot is good, and some are great, but there is no such thing as "the best" wine. Like anything else, it's taste, and what you want the wine to do. (what food it accompanies, etc.)
There are some foods with which even the best Pinot Noir would be a terrible choice. Like poker advice, wine advice needs to be applied to specific circumstances.
Although as a rule of thumb, any wine that either comes in a box or can be opened without a corkscrew should be considered off limits(hint: to sound like a real wine geek, call a corkscrew a "wine key")
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