Which country makes the best wines?

which country makes the best wines?

Slotnia

America, but pretentious europoors will claim otherwise
>I-its not REAL champagne unless it's made in some flyover district in france BECAUSE WE SAID SO
kek

Wine making is just agricultural science followed by food science.

Any country can make good wine if you throw enough money at it. It's like Qatar trying to buy culture with the megabucks and whoa look we have museum now. That's basically the California approach. Who cares if this wine costs $100, we cultured now.

Best bang for buck: Italy, Spain, France. Countries where wine is a thing to drink and not a niche hobby reserved exclusively for rich people.

You probably wouldn't like champagne. The yeasty flavors are offputting to neophytes. Try an Italian style bubbly. Also "pretentious" is pleb for "I have trailer trash parents who raised me to resent what I can't have", remove that word from your vocabulary unless you want to be stereotyped for your entire life.

>pretentious twat gets defensive over use of the word pretentious

what a shock

>I have nothing interesting to add but I would still like to participate
And that's the great thing about Veeky Forums, user-kun. There are no prerequisites for participation. You can try out many different boards, eventually you might even find one on a topic that you find interesting.

I LIKE food, that's why I'm not an obsessive who won't eat a steak unless it comes from a specific 5 by 5 foot square space in eastern chile like you

You literally called someone a neophyte, that's about as snobbish as it gets

It's interesting that you should attribute a belief like that to me when I was pointing out that many places can produce good food. I also mentioned 4 different countries that produce good wine, while you argued that only 1 country was capable of producing good wine.

Doesn't it seem clear to you that you're the one who is being picky? Pickiness is usually a sign that a person hasn't been exposed to a wide variety of foodstuffs. Usually due to underprivileged upbringing. I'm sorry about your childhood, user-kun.

It's a simple factual statement with no judgment involved. And based on his post wouldn't you say it's an accurate characterization? Not everyone has to care about wine. There is no need to take it as a personal attack when someone makes a recommendation.