Do you drink wine?I just got my order of natty wine
>>21105809Only Hennessy.
yeah sometimes. I like rosé and merlot and chardonnay
Water, coffee... the list ends there.
alcohol is poison
I had a bottle of this over the weekend. Was breddy gud. Next up is a gian luca colombo pinot nero from barolo of all places
>>21105822No, your attitude is poison.>>21105809I like a few independent Champagnes, Meursaults and Vosnes yes.>>21105820Pretty good choices with room for improvement. Don't give up just yet. Every masochist has a sadist inside, longing to come out and rule the world.
>>21105809That Mirco Mariotti is one of my favorites
>>21105809I had this low intervention GV this weekend. Natty wines are great as long as they aren’t flawed.
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>>21105858I like drinking as much as the next guy but that Anon is right, alcohol is literally poison. Recent studies have confirmed it's a carcinogen, and no amount of consumption is safe. We shouldn't delude ourselves that drinking is healthy just because we enjoy it.
>>21105892a lot of boomers are still stuck on "a glass of wine keeps the doctor away" as a rationalization for their functional alcoholism
>>21105818
>natural wine>low-effort artsy label with synthetic cork/crown cap>heavily faulted with brett, overwhelming volatile acidity, and/or mouse taintevery time
>>21105809I buy the €1,80 bottles. It's alright and made very close to my town
>>21105877>>21105881based gv enjoyers
I got a corked bottle of St Emilion. Been a while since I got a corked wine. Mildly annoyed but then maybe it's a sign from the bearded sky daddy that I should drink less. I'm gonna choke down this glass and maybe use the rest for a pot roast or something
>>21105809Only Sake
>>21105809Luv wineLuv natural wineFind it incredibly hard to discuss because there are literally tens of thousands of elder god tier bottles out there, let alone the many tiers of good to great beneath them.My favourite is the hipster wine from Douro with the eyes on the bottle. Totally chuggable.
Got a case of this stuff for new year's. Still have 3 bottles left. Not a wine guy, but I'm tempted to open a bottle rn.
>>21106761>hipster wine from Douro with the eyes on the bottleits pretty good, also it's 1 liter bottle, very good value
>>21106045people said the same about craft beer back then
>>21106889and just like craft beer, 90% of natural wine producers will disappear and only the 10% that are consistently good and price-appropriate will survive
>>21106890I think some big craft beer producers did have emerged and gone mainstream, but I see more and more micro breweries at least here in Europe
>>21106897there are really only three endgames for micro/craft breweries1) start getting popular because you're good; get some moderate distribution; get bought out by one of the big conglomerates; production and distribution ramps up but they chase a more mainstream appeal and you lose interest2) you hit the natural ceiling for a small company that likes making good beer. there are some around here that have distribution in a bunch of local pubs around the state but no further, there are some that are one location and don't package anything, you can only drink it from the tap in the brewery. they make a decent profit and scaling up would take away the fun they have3) you go out of business because you are shit at making beerthere are a few exceptions but not many.
>>21106765Makes good mimosas but not a fan otherwise
>>21106890So basically any natural wine producer that’s not owned by a financial institution or refuses to give up on the low intervention meme?
>>21106890>>21107478natty wine has gone pretty corporate actually, which to me is a Good Thing because the market will punish them for too much bad wine. picrelated, their wine is freaky enough to scare off my boomer aunt but "indie" enough to make me feel ok having a bottle on my table at the combination coffee and wine bar near the campus where the young attractive nonbinaries hang out
>>21107496>natty wine has gone pretty corporateNot really. Some big wine producers have released natural wines, but these cases are pretty anecdotal, and the ones I’ve tried weren’t very interesting. They’re largely disregarded in the natural wine scene. Most natural wines still come from small producers, at least here in Spain and across Europe.
