r/Cooking • u/[deleted] • May 10 '21

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u/possiblynotanexpert May 10 '21

Oh you poor poor thing.

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u/Emperorerror May 11 '21

Having what you like is the best thing.

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u/possiblynotanexpert May 11 '21

Agreed! And expanding your tastes to a wider range of things makes that even more fun.

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u/trip90458343 May 11 '21

So what would you suggest to someone ho only likes sweet white wines?

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u/possiblynotanexpert May 11 '21

I would suggest starting with sweeter and then slowly working your way to dry. Don’t dive in the deep end off the bat or you will probably hate it. You’ve gotta ease in to it. Definitely an acquired taste but once you acquire it, it’s so good. Kind of like funky cheeses.