Use wine to measure the landscape of humanity

When it comes to humanities, people should think of things like literature, music, movies, art, and so on, which have no established formula and no correct answer. That's right, and only the recipient knows whether he is right. If you look at those non-humanities fields, such as calculus, anatomy, engineering, etc., you can immediately feel the difference between the two. In other words, humanities is a field that shares feelings and touches emotions. Although I have been moved to finally solve the calculus formula, I would rather attribute it to people's most basic desire for survival.

If I say that wine is in the field of humanities, I think some people will think that quenching thirst and drunkenness may be one of the few connections between wine and humanities, but I have found that the happiest nights in my memory usually do not have much impression on those wines. They are neither the top five wineries, nor are they aged cellars. On that occasion, there is usually food and friends, and the details are vague and difficult to remember. If you ask the friends involved at that time, they are neither the top five wineries nor the aged cellar. It's probably just a good word.

Compared to enjoying it alone, wine can be said to be a happy thing. If you open a bottle of wine at home and accidentally find it very delicious, I think the most painful thing is that only you know that he is a good wine.

The fragrance of the flower field is as complex as the fragrance of the flower field, and the rhyme as sweet as fresh fruit, even if someone can talk to it, unless the other side also happens to drink it, the helplessness afterwards is no less than the score after shooting and being convicted of a foul. People who have studied wine a little will know what sunshine, land, temperature, brewing methods and other effects on wine, although this has nothing to do with humanities, but the overall spirit is very humanistic, really want to play these two words incisively and vividly and cry, it is the spirit of that set of cartoons.

From the words of the will, you can correctly find a bottle of wine, relying on the contestants to accurately transform the emotions of the words into the sensibility of the wine; is it difficult to say, such as clear streams, hot deserts, bleak late autumn, and the chilly Mathedron Peak, which may correspond to Western Australian Chardonnay, Spain's Toro opaque Tempranillo, mature Chateauneuf-du-Pape, and lone Puligny-Montrachet, but the cartoon protagonists feel more deeply.

When it comes to classical music, I would think of elegance and complexity, but in the context of medieval Europe, these are all pop music, with gentry and aristocratic demeanor, and the times make a difference; when it comes to wine, European small farmers may see him as a drink, and his status is probably as common as fried rice with eggs.

The purpose of drinking is also different. Some people use it to quench their thirst, most of it is a catalyst for gathering with friends, some people form a party with wine as the center, or some people just want to get drunk, so many possible behaviors, it is mainly because the wine is delicious, diverse and worthy of discussion. Perhaps some people say that wine returns to the fundamentals, and the fruit grown by plants is just to drink. This discussion is too superficial. However, people who can say so like to discuss in order to gain intellectual satisfaction, and those who patronize those who do not like to discuss may gain friendship between friends. Just the study of wine, everyone will feel different, will also look for people with the same smell, this is a very humanistic model of behavior.

Wine has too many appearance, style, taste, price and so on, which affect everyone's decision, and the wine you drink also affects the circle you will participate in and the friends you know. Those with high financial ability drink DRC and drink top champagne. When the liver is limited and the money is endless, this is a certain choice, but only a few. People who don't drink usually like wines that are not sour or astringent, or even a little sweet, but some experienced drivers may frown when they hear this description; there is also a group of people who have gone through multi-layer washing to the point where Bordeaux does not want to buy famous wine is too boring, then looking for small producing areas and native varieties will be their goal. You would never want to bring together people with these three different needs, at least not wisely.

Find a few congenial friends, bring a few affordable cups, open a few bottles of good wine that are eager to try, order a few delicious side dishes, and do some humanities.

Source: wine think tank