In the second, the wines were exactly the same, but different music was played during the tastings, and the human tasters gave the same wines different notes. Ambiance matters; better a poor wine in good company... -Dave
I agree. Lots of people hold a glass of wine for the image it conjures: romance, good food, pretty location, etc. I am doing an experiment in which I check the amount of wine glasses in a romantic scene in a Hollywood movie. So far, I have not found a single scene that even borders on love/romanticism/fun/get the girl situation in which wine glasses are not present. I enjoy wine. I find that the more expensive ones are flatter. Wine writers use the phrase, "well-rounded" for this.
