> Their wine is good to me, but most wine connoisseur disagree.
Unless you have a connoisseur as guest and want to impress them, “good to you” is the more important qualifier. There’s probably a lower threshold to wine quality that you shouldn’t go under (additives that are unhealthy and such), but above that, there’s little point in buying wine that connoisseurs recommend and you dislike.
Unless you have a connoisseur as guest and want to impress them, “good to you” is the more important qualifier. There’s probably a lower threshold to wine quality that you shouldn’t go under (additives that are unhealthy and such), but above that, there’s little point in buying wine that connoisseurs recommend and you dislike.