As you find this posting very dull and don't care about my opinion about Liebfraumilch I am not entirely sure whether you will care for anything else I have to say (nor do I exactly understand why you commented - if you would have found my provocative post offensive I'd have understood!), but I will try it nonetheless.
There will always be divergent opinions on wine or other aspects of life, and to a certain extent it would, as you say, be a little dull if there was nothing to argue about. So if you enjoy the Liebfraumilch that's good for you and neither do I want to argue about it nor make you dislike it. What I would say though is that if you like Liebfraumilch there are many exciting wines out there, from Germany and other places, that have similarities in style yet offer more on quality. You will have to pay a little bit more, but I would encourage you to try them. If you got your Liebfraumilch from Sainsburys the basic Dr. Loosen Riesling for about 6.50 would be one of those.
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As you find this posting very dull and don't care about my opinion about Liebfraumilch I am not entirely sure whether you will care for anything else I have to say (nor do I exactly understand why you commented - if you would have found my provocative post offensive I'd have understood!), but I will try it nonetheless.
There will always be divergent opinions on wine or other aspects of life, and to a certain extent it would, as you say, be a little dull if there was nothing to argue about. So if you enjoy the Liebfraumilch that's good for you and neither do I want to argue about it nor make you dislike it. What I would say though is that if you like Liebfraumilch there are many exciting wines out there, from Germany and other places, that have similarities in style yet offer more on quality. You will have to pay a little bit more, but I would encourage you to try them. If you got your Liebfraumilch from Sainsburys the basic Dr. Loosen Riesling for about 6.50 would be one of those.