Comments on: It Tastes Better Because it Costs More? http://trainthoughts.com/47/it-tastes-better-because-it-costs-more/ Paul Edmondson's blog on ideas Sat, 22 Nov 2008 09:36:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Paul Edmondson http://trainthoughts.com/47/it-tastes-better-because-it-costs-more/#comment-43 Paul Edmondson Fri, 18 Jan 2008 18:07:59 +0000 http://trainthoughts.com/47/it-tastes-better-because-it-costs-more/#comment-43 Interesting. There are few things I can taste the difference in and am willing to pay more for higher quality. The main one is beef. It's pretty easy to tell the difference in flavor, tenderness, etc. But expensive wine is out for me. Interesting. There are few things I can taste the difference in and am willing to pay more for higher quality. The main one is beef. It’s pretty easy to tell the difference in flavor, tenderness, etc. But expensive wine is out for me.

]]> By: Lela http://trainthoughts.com/47/it-tastes-better-because-it-costs-more/#comment-42 Lela Fri, 18 Jan 2008 17:02:42 +0000 http://trainthoughts.com/47/it-tastes-better-because-it-costs-more/#comment-42 I did a blind taste test for a Marketing class in college. Bottled beer vs. canned. Almost everybody SAID they preferred bottled and CHOSE canned as their favorite. Isn't that why we use wine decanters? I did a blind taste test for a Marketing class in college. Bottled beer vs. canned. Almost everybody SAID they preferred bottled and CHOSE canned as their favorite.

Isn’t that why we use wine decanters?

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