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Domodimonti Picens Marche I.G.T

Why do you find it necessary to insult others who didn't like this wine just because you did? I assure you, I'm neither a neophyte nor a snob, and I enjoy a wide variety of wines (although I rarely drink merlots as I find them more of an "entry-level" red for people who don't drink red wines).
I read the label before I bought the wine, and I found it to be, quite simply, a wine I do not like. I gave a bottle to my brother-in-law (a professional chef, and a very good one at that) to see if he would be willing to take it off my hands for use as a cooking wine at least, but he also did not care for it and politely declined.
Just because you liked this wine doesn't mean that those who don't are "wrong". It simply means that you liked it. Tastes vary, and it's asinine to insult people whose tastes don't match yours.
For what it's worth, I have long been a fan of Italian wines since the first time I tried one while in Italy many years ago. I have a fair collection of Italian reds, with some super Tuscans being among my absolute favorite wines. Don't assume that anybody whose taste doesn't match yours is somehow ignorant or inexperienced- it only makes your review come across as nasty and petty.

Domodimonti Picens Marche I.G.T

Again, for somebody who claims to not be writing to insult, you manage to do a lot of it.

You like the wine; other people don't. That doesn't make you right, and it doesn't make them right. Tastes are subjective. Since I didn't write the review you quote, I can't speak to whether or not that person is familiar with Italian wines, but as I said, I am, and I don't care for this one. As for your comments about what I wrote, I neither exaggerated nor misrepresented my brother-in-law's polite declining of my offer to use it as cooking wine. He doesn't cook with wine he wouldn't drink, and he didn't care for the wine. It is that simple.

While you seem to find it necessary to express your vast experience, as somebody who has "hosted dozens of wine tastings", I would expect that you would know that different people like different wines. Faux snobbery is pointless and doesn't improve one's credibility when one is apparently incapable of recognizing the basic fact that wine is subjective, and regardless of the experience and palate of the taster, different people like different wines.