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Please contact the site owner to request a blog post. Long-form blog posts that were created by selected writers. The Magic of Merlot: How Wine Became an American Habit (Created by Brandon Fisher) A lot has changed since I was in high school and we used to take all sorts of mind-altering substances in order to get high. Maybe it's because we're older now, or maybe it's because we find ways other than drugs and alcohol for entertainment, but these days drinking tends to come with a certain stigma. For many people, especially those under 30, "drinking" is only seen as something you do if you're an alcoholic or have really bad taste in clothes. Another thing that has changed is the types of liquor we like to drink. What was once seen as a low-class beverage (or as "for ladies' use only") has now become a staple of the American culture, and you can now find an individual that doesn't like it. Personally, I hate wine and I'm allergic to beer, but at least there's still some scotch and whiskey around to choose from. The way alcohol is drunk in the present day is different than what we used to do back in high school. Instead of drinking out of their college brands with a big ADIDAS swoosh on them, people are drinking out of mini-cans at craft beer festivals instead. It's not just because people want to hold these mini-cans and impress their friends and sisters, either — it's because we're all just thirsty. It's that simple. That being said, there are some wines that I absolutely love and they deserve to be mentioned as something more than a novelty/celebratory drink (although those can also be fun as well). My personal favorite wine is Merlot, but the particular kind I like has changed over the years as I've grown up. When I was in school, we used to drink Merlot from a bottle with a cork on it and we would serve it like you'd serve champagne (with no bubbles). Nowadays, I drink the exact same wine from a small glass container, which is how it's meant to be consumed . It's not that I'm trying to get drunk off of this stuff. It might be that I'm growing older, but I actually enjoy the flavor of it now. Wine used to taste gross, but now there are some wines that are actually tasty. Might have something to do with the fact that my tastes have matured over time . Out of all the Merlots out there in the world, my personal favorite is one produced by a company called Frog's Leap. Frog's Leap is an interesting company because they won't buy grapes from other people in order to make their wine. Instead, they grow their grapes, pick them, then crush them into wine (and hope that the Chardonnays come out well). That kind of dedication to detail might seem like overkill, but Frog's Leap Merlot is so good that I understand why they go through all of the work. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0159098/mediaviewer/rm391850326?ref_=tt_ov_viThe Seattle Story (Created by Brandon Fisher) I first discovered Magnolia Pictures because of their first production "American Movie". buku media pembelajaran karangan azhar arsyad pdf 22 cfa1e77820
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