Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are all the same and the wine is generally bad.

i’ve seen a couple reviewed recently that were supposed to be very good

"Good" for 20-somethings on a budget, yes.

Or 50-somethings on a budget.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve heard/read news stories where people did blind tastings of wine, and it was interesting to see how frequently people actually preferred the less expensive wines. I would not automatically pooh pooh TJ’s wines without giving them a try first.

Yes but they felt like death the next day.

Haha, I can personally testify that that is not true.

Why do you care if other people enjoy less expensive wines? Does it affect you or your bottom line in any way?

Because it’s the same vibe as someone who’s virtue signaling, but in this case they want to flex about how established their palate is for a cheap wine lol

So go on enjoying more expensive wines. No one cares how you spend your money, not sure why you care so much about people spending less and saving money.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve heard/read news stories where people did blind tastings of wine, and it was interesting to see how frequently people actually preferred the less expensive wines. I would not automatically pooh pooh TJ’s wines without giving them a try first.

Yes but they felt like death the next day.

Haha, I can personally testify that that is not true.

Why do you care if other people enjoy less expensive wines? Does it affect you or your bottom line in any way?

Because it’s the same vibe as someone who’s virtue signaling, but in this case they want to flex about how established their palate is for a cheap wine lol

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve heard/read news stories where people did blind tastings of wine, and it was interesting to see how frequently people actually preferred the less expensive wines. I would not automatically pooh pooh TJ’s wines without giving them a try first.

Yes but they felt like death the next day.

Haha, I can personally testify that that is not true.

Why do you care if other people enjoy less expensive wines? Does it affect you or your bottom line in any way?

Anonymous wrote:They are all the same and the wine is generally bad.

I flew business class, and sometimes first class, internationally for twenty years. I have enjoyed some very nice wines in those 14-hour flights. TJs has some reasonably inexpensive offerings that are surprisingly competitive - at least to my inexpert but enthusiastic palette.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are all the same and the wine is generally bad.

i’ve seen a couple reviewed recently that were supposed to be very good

"Good" for 20-somethings on a budget, yes.

Anonymous wrote:I’ve heard/read news stories where people did blind tastings of wine, and it was interesting to see how frequently people actually preferred the less expensive wines. I would not automatically pooh pooh TJ’s wines without giving them a try first.

Yes but they felt like death the next day.

I’ve heard/read news stories where people did blind tastings of wine, and it was interesting to see how frequently people actually preferred the less expensive wines. I would not automatically pooh pooh TJ’s wines without giving them a try first.

Anonymous wrote:Oh lawd. Maryland drivers + Trader Joe's parking lots = match made in hell.

VA drivers really aren’t any better.

Anonymous wrote:They are all the same and the wine is generally bad.

i’ve seen a couple reviewed recently that were supposed to be very good

They are all the same and the wine is generally bad.

They are all the same. Which is closest to you?

It doesn’t really matter OP for TJs.

Oh lawd. Maryland drivers + Trader Joe's parking lots = match made in hell.

coming from MD which doesn’t sell it and have recently seen some tjs wine I want to try.