<p>Well, Two-Buck Chuck is sometimes better than turpentine if nothing else is available but it’s not something I’d drink by choice save if it were being served in a large general gathering. It’s certainly true that it doesn’t matter how “good” a wine is if you don’t care for it. I’ve had Kistler Chardonnay, which some people rave about, and I find it underwhelming. Otoh, I dabbled a little in vintage ports before deciding that I couldn’t afford to…goes too damned quickly and my waistline doesn’t need it. Otoh, it’s great in the evening with a good book, an appropriate DVD (think “Pride & Prejudice” or “An Ideal Husband”…though why they made a movie about me I’ll never know), or a good conversation.</p>
<p>You’ve managed to conjure by implied comparison a class on women that I need to suppress for my own health and safety.</p>