/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>9902987
Consumers can only avoid mental gymnastics if they haven't been exposed to a lifetime of absolutely crazy nonsense like "burgundy" that tastes nothing like any burgundy wine. If someone wants to say "I made this wine hoping to make it taste like a côte de nuits" then fine. But notice how anyone who actually *succeeds* in making a wine that tastes like a côte de nuits is probably damm proud of their work, and wants to sell it under their own name instead of using a shady knockoff practice like those fake Paul Smith boutiques you see in Bali
>>9902994
>georgia or montana
I like your cherry picking, this is like the WIDF version of "at least we're not the south" or as southerners might say "thank god for mississippi"

Ask anyone who actually cares about cheese where the good stuff comes from domestically, and they will say the northeast