Do you judge people by the wine they drink?

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Anonymous wrote:No, but I DO judge people by the beer they drink.

Dh does this.

Wine snobs are terrible but beer snobs are the worst.

It's kind of oxymoronic to be a snob about beer. Like judging people for the type of Crocs they wear.

Ooh, you've never had a good beer, have you?

If you live in the USA you have definitely never had a good beer. That, you can only find in Europe.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No, but I DO judge people by the beer they drink.

Dh does this.

Wine snobs are terrible but beer snobs are the worst.

It's kind of oxymoronic to be a snob about beer. Like judging people for the type of Crocs they wear.

Ooh, you've never had a good beer, have you?

If you live in the USA you have definitely never had a good beer. That, you can only find in Europe.[/quote]

This statement has not been true for 20 years. Of course there is excellent beer in the US.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, but I DO judge people by the beer they drink.

Dh does this.

Wine snobs are terrible but beer snobs are the worst.

It's kind of oxymoronic to be a snob about beer. Like judging people for the type of Crocs they wear.

Ooh, you've never had a good beer, have you?

If you live in the USA you have definitely never had a good beer. That, you can only find in Europe.

That's why Stone of San Diego is opening a place in Berlin, eh? Seems several craft brewers export to Europe.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, but I DO judge people by the beer they drink.

Dh does this.

Wine snobs are terrible but beer snobs are the worst.

It's kind of oxymoronic to be a snob about beer. Like judging people for the type of Crocs they wear.

Ooh, you've never had a good beer, have you?

If you live in the USA you have definitely never had a good beer. That, you can only find in Europe.

The complete and utter wrongness of this wrong statement is so wrong my mind cannot wrap itself around the full wrongitude of its wrongness.

[Anonymous]

I see nothing wrong with a White Zin at, say a picnic on a warm day.

Its not like serving it with steak at a formal dinner.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No, but I DO judge people by the beer they drink.

Beer snobs are worse than wine snobs. Tedious idiots. It is just beer, for God's sake.

You're thinking about beer geeks. There's a difference. Beer snobs, such as myself, simply look down their noses at mass-produced mildly alcoholic fizzy water (AKA BudBudLightCoorsCoorsLiteMillerMillerLiteCorona).

Beer geeks are the folks who bloviate about Original Gravity, and IBUs, and food pairings, etc. and I agree they can be pretty intolerable.

[Anonymous]

I judge people for drinking wine.

[Anonymous]

If you drink MD2020, I think you're pretty immature -- or broke.

[Anonymous]

I judge people who drink white zinfandel.

I judge people who drink Boone's Farm.

And I judge my father a little for drinking cheap lambrusco when we go to italian restaurants, and get annoyed when he expects me to drink it too.

other than that, who cares? I admire those who are wine agnostic - who are cool with either white or red - because I really only want to drink red, no matter how warm it is outside, and I know that might be kind of dumb.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I judge people who drink white zinfandel.

Seriously, I don't get the White Zin hate. I have not done a side by side tasting of a White Zin against say, a French Rose, but if you want something light and slightly sweet and unsubtle and cheap for a picnic, is the latter really a better choice?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, but I DO judge people by the beer they drink.

Dh does this.

Wine snobs are terrible but beer snobs are the worst.

It's kind of oxymoronic to be a snob about beer. Like judging people for the type of Crocs they wear.

Ooh, you've never had a good beer, have you?

If you live in the USA you have definitely never had a good beer. That, you can only find in Europe.

The complete and utter wrongness of this wrong statement is so wrong my mind cannot wrap itself around the full wrongitude of its wrongness.

+1,000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, but I DO judge people by the beer they drink.

Beer snobs are worse than wine snobs. Tedious idiots. It is just beer, for God's sake.

You're thinking about beer geeks. There's a difference. Beer snobs, such as myself, simply look down their noses at mass-produced mildly alcoholic fizzy water (AKA BudBudLightCoorsCoorsLiteMillerMillerLiteCorona).

Beer geeks are the folks who bloviate about Original Gravity, and IBUs, and food pairings, etc. and I agree they can be pretty intolerable.

Agreed!

- "ooh, you've never had a good beer" PP

[Anonymous]

Nope, I'm just happy I'm not stuck with someone not drinking at all, thus forcing me to drink solo. As long as they're drinking, who the hell cares!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, but I DO judge people by the beer they drink.

Dh does this.

Wine snobs are terrible but beer snobs are the worst.

It's kind of oxymoronic to be a snob about beer. Like judging people for the type of Crocs they wear.

LOL. I so agree.

But dont tell a beer snob this- they will talk your ear off about hops and other things.

I think it's a way for dumb/uncultured people to feel special.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, but I DO judge people by the beer they drink.

Dh does this.

Wine snobs are terrible but beer snobs are the worst.

It's kind of oxymoronic to be a snob about beer. Like judging people for the type of Crocs they wear.

LOL. I so agree.

But dont tell a beer snob this- they will talk your ear off about hops and other things.

I think it's a way for dumb/uncultured people to feel special.

Tell that to my PHd-having, theatre-loving, beer snob husband. Or my very-welll-educated friends who just threw an amazing beer-tasting party for 100 of their friends. (Or me. I have a masters degree in an arts field, love good books, and a good drink. I prefer wine or whiskey to beer, but I really like a good beer from a good brewery.)