Wine and ethnic origin

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do you find that you prefer wines that are associated with the region/country of origin of your family? For example, if your ancestors lived in Burgundy for many generations prior to coming to America, do you prefer Burgundy wine? This is true in my own family and I'm just curious if it's true for anyone else.

Yes -- I am absurdly nostalgic, so I regularly drink wines from my grandparents region and shed a tear. That the wine does not travel well objectively is entirely beside the point.

[Anonymous]

Who can resist a glass of MAneshevitz?

[Anonymous]

My Scottish grandfather, born in Aberdeenshire, never drank scotch. He preferred Kentucky Bourbon.

I like South American wines the best. And Italian table wines. Don't like whisky at all. I've tried.

[Anonymous]

Nope. I'm ethnically German and do not care generally for gewurtztraminers or rieslings, etc.

[Anonymous]

I love tequila and tequila cocktails. I am not Mexican.