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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
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A snob where wine is concerned
I'm afraid I'm a bit of a wine snob/a snob where wine is concerned.
I wonder what "a snow where wine is concerned" means here.
I know, though, "snob" is an egoistic person and "wine" is a type of drinks.
I wonder what "a snow where wine is concerned" means here.
I know, though, "snob" is an egoistic person and "wine" is a type of drinks.
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He's not generally a snob, but he won't drink inferior wine. I'm a beer snob. I don't like watery, American beers sold in the grocery store.
- He's not generally a snob, but he won't drink inferior wine.
- I'm a beer snob.
- I don't like watery, American beers sold in the grocery store.
- I'm not a snob in other ways, but I won't drink bad beer.
- So, where beer is concerned (when "beer" is the topic of conversation) you will find me a bit of a snob.
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He's not generally a snob, but he won't drink inferior wine.
I'm a beer snob. I don't like watery, American beers sold in the grocery store. I'm not a snob in other ways, but I won't drink bad beer. So, where beer is concerned (when "beer" is the topic of conversation) you will find me a bit of a snob.
I'm a beer snob. I don't like watery, American beers sold in the grocery store. I'm not a snob in other ways, but I won't drink bad beer. So, where beer is concerned (when "beer" is the topic of conversation) you will find me a bit of a snob.
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Grammar GeekHe's not generally a snob, but he won't drink inferior wine.
I'm a beer snob. I don't like watery, American beers sold in the grocery store. I'm not a snob in other ways, but I won't drink bad beer. So, where beer is concerned (when "beer" is the topic of conversation) you will find me a bit of a snob.
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