51.   Many wine drinkers are surprised to discover that these wines are Beaujolais.

52.   More and more wine drinkers are coming to the realization that red wine and cheese are not always the loving couple they have been made out to be.

53.   Most wine drinkers just want to know how to choose a bottle of wine and serve it properly.

54.   Most of these choices already had firm reputations in France, Italy and other known wine regions, but they were unknown to many American wine drinkers.

55.   Most American wine drinkers are still not entirely comfortable with Alsatian wines, which is a boon to those who are.

56.   Most serious wine drinkers are uneasy about white zinfandel.

57.   Now that there are fears of a grape glut, vineyards have been slow to pass along lower costs to wine drinkers.

58.   Of course, the agglos look like cork, which endears them to winemakers and wine drinkers not yet ready to push off into the world of thermoplastic elastomers.

59.   On the other hand, wine drinkers are more likely to drink moderately and to consume their alcohol with meals.

60.   Should the average wine drinker buy futures?