Unpretentious Enjoyment by Gregory Michailos
Βy Gregory Michailos
Despite the fact that I am among those who probably describe themselves as wine experts, I have always thought that our world of wine is quite snobbish and pretentious. Don't get me wrong, but it's always about our big Ego. We love to be recognizable and to walk around shaking hands as if we were politicians, we like to impress with our deep knowledge, on every given occasion, and we try to prove - especially to ourselves - that we are an integral and somewhat important part of the wine community.
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