What country produces the best wine?

Portugal, Italy and Chile.

Spain

>>72675936
;_;

Spain

USA, specifically Napa Valley

spain

>>72675731
Fronce

>>72675731
new zealand

>>72675977
this

France, USA, Italy, Spain, Australia from what I've heard. I'm no authority on wine though.

>>72676020
>>72676008
>>72675980
>>72675977
>>72675975
>>72675964
>>72675936
Does anyone actually knows what he is saying or are you just spouting memes? Also, since when does China produces that much wine? Don't you need a mediterranean climate to do so?

>>72675936
get
>>72675964
out
>>72675975
of
>>72675977
this
>>72675980
thread
>>72676020
NOW
>>72676008
love u senpai

Italy. 100% not biased and definitely not because of muh heritage.

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>>72675731
More like whine production

>>72676095
Spanish wine is as good as the italian and french ones, it's just that their names sell more. Probably just like with the olive oil in America, you are drinking spanish wine bought by an italian company, then they proceed to say in the product it's "italian"

>>72675731
china

>>72675968
Sorry, I just picked up the 3 best in my opinion. Argentinian wine is great too, I drank one when I went to Buenos Aires.

>>72676095
I actually already drank wines from Porto (Portugal) and Viña del Mar (Chile). They are worldwide known, though.

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>>72676133
>the eternal britcuck who is still mad that his climate is so terrible that he has to produce bottled cancer like this

>>72676103
if you like the taste of spiritus and need to get rid of the stale taste of cocks in your mouth go sip some french "wine"

>>72675731
This is a ridiculously subjective and improperly formed question given that you give us no indication of what the criteria are that make a wine good.

On top of that, even blind tasting is worthless because not what tastes good or bad is subjective but people can tell where a wine is from just from tasting it.

I would make a case that the best wines are accredited internationally whilst remaining cheap, and of course I have to make a case for Portugal there.

English wines punch well above their weight considering the climate but I've had the best experience with Portuguese ones.

i love french Cahors wine
deep, bitter, very good
i dont like grape juice like pee

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I'll just leave this here.

>>72676095
China has been producing wine since 400 BC, according to Marco Polo they taste quite nice

>>72678665
>muh microbrews

france, argentina, portugal, USA, australia

more the most expensive and best tasting prob gotta go with france... to lesser extant from that is the US... argentina for best value... aussies for that one gem in the bunch

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>>72675977
>>72678665
This

germany produces good white wines for deglazing

that was my opinion

We produce some but it's mostly for internal consumption.

>>72675731
We do.

Tannat

>>72675731
France, Italy, and the US (California, specifically)

>>72682158
Taking into account we have like 14 times your population, and 3 times the one of Chile, the entire thing should be adjusted to liters per capita desu

California

France and Italy, anything else is pisswater

>>72675731
>China
Da fuck? Anyone tried Chinese wine?

>>72675731
Dunno about best but all wines not from Europe, South America or South Africa are shit

>>72675731

Canada

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>>72675731
Feels good

>>72683599
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Skååne

>>72683599
i can already hear cumbia playing

Portugal and Italy

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>>72683599
Yes
Nnnnnnnngh

California

>>72675731
California, France, and Spain.

>>72675731
australia desu