there's nothing barbaric about beer you lobster-eater. beer is not alive. beer is good in moderation. wine is good in moderation. it's just disgusting when people drink too much. that's what makes people dislike beer and wine. seeing people act ridiculous.but, beer and cheese or wine and cheese - mmmm. and in the winter - beer and fondue or wine and fondue. i don't really see the difference between beer and wine. it depends on your mood and what you are eating. beer and pizza. wine and steak. whatever.that's like having to live on an island with only one composer's music. well, thanks for helping me get rid of some pent up emotion - even if it quickly passed. ps you can always use a frosty mug instead of the bottle.btw, i think wine hinders your circulation - so if you want to stay warmer in the winter - drink beer. wine must be for hot countries (like italy) because that's where the grapes grow.
and lobster is good with beer? you don't make sense - you barbarian.
Wine is the drink of the gods.
Beer is utmostly barbaric. Drink wine instead. Wine is the drink of the gods. Dionysis commands you to drink wine!
I drink both and much worse, what does that make me
I say both of you shut up, and drink a real mans drink... something the scottish drink all the time....WHISKEY!!!!!
Steve:New Zealand is going berserk in the same direction; it isn't just England. The national consumption of booze, especially wine, is staggering (literally and metaphorically). The social consequences, particularly for the young, threaten everybody's future happiness. Booze is thrust at the public everywhere. In the main street of the suburb I live in, eleven booze outlets have sprung up in the last ten years, counting the local supermarket. There are almost as many booze outlets as there are useful shops. I can easily count, among my friends and relations, at least six people who would consume two bottles of wine or its alcoholic equivalent every day.The worst aspect is that the attitude to drink is becoming, "Let's all drink as much as we can until we pass out or are sick." Perhaps somebody in our parliament owns vineyards or breweries.