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Wine

Submitted by cdivo39 on Thu, 07/22/2010 - 1:38pm.

I thought Wills' dialogue today was very informative and clear in regard to the various types of wines, their fermentation and history.  I dont think many people equate wine drinking with conscious and unconscious thought.  We drink it because we enjoy it's flavor, taste and the way it makes us feel.  Although at times we do drink it for conscious reasons; to dull our senses, to make us forget, or to elevate our spirits.  Consciously or unconsciously, as the old saying goes, 'liquor is quicker.'

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