u/Familiar-Positive336

As I get to know more about wines, I understand that it is very rare to be influenced by just one factor.

Sometimes it is the variety of grapes, sometimes the geographical origin of the wine, sometimes the cost and sometimes a suggestion from somebody. But now I am also getting to care about the story and where the wine comes from. I have encountered a new winery and I got to wonder how much influence the selection in a specific shop can make on our choice.

It will be interesting to see what approaches people use in different countries of Europe. Are you always going for wines from your home country or you like to experiment and choose smth completely new?

And what criteria matter most to you when selecting a bottle of wine: taste, geographical origin, producer, cost, recommendation, novelty?

As I get to know more about wines, I understand that it is very rare to be influenced by just one factor.

Sometimes it is the variety of grapes, sometimes the geographical origin of the wine, sometimes the cost and sometimes a suggestion from somebody. But now I am also getting to care about the story and where the wine comes from. I have encountered a new winery and I got to wonder how much influence the selection in a specific shop can make on our choice.

It will be interesting to see what approaches people use in different countries of Europe. Are you always going for wines from your home country or you like to experiment and choose smth completely new?

And what criteria matter most to you when selecting a bottle of wine: taste, geographical origin, producer, cost, recommendation, novelty?

This feeling of void is constant in virtual sports, because outcomes are predetermined. In case of B1, it looks like the athletes make their choices in advance according to some pre programmed AI, but the game takes an unexpected turn which is not predetermined. Are you really going to sit and watch this or is it still not real cricket?