Glowing attributes for wine drinkers

Just checking my site stats this morning revealed the search term “wine drinkers”, which had directed the reader to my recent post, Wine drinkers: do you Q? In and of itself, the term wouldn’t warrant undue attention, but I decided to click through to see the Google results. I was intrigued by what I found.

Aside from my own search listing, I found the following link titles:

• Wine Drinkers Have Healthier Lifestyles
• Drinking Wine May Lower Risk Of Dementia
• Wine drinkers ‘follow their own path in life,’ a survey says
• Wine drinkers think positive
• Wine drinkers live more healthily than beer drinkers
• U.S. wine drinkers becoming more sophisticated in their tastes
• Generally Wine Drinkers Are Happy, Healthy, Wealthy & Wise
• Wine Drinkers May Live 4 Years Longer

I’ll assume that the person searching for the term was looking for articles about wine drinkers and not looking for people to drink wine with. Aside from the notion that hyperbole must invariably play a part in this happy little googling drama, it is certainly becoming rather publicly apparent that drinking wine - at least on a moderate daily basis - is a good healthy pursuit for us humans. And though I love a good hoppy ale every now and then, perhaps these stories explain in part why I’ve forsaken a previous preference for beer in favor of all those healthy little oligomeric proanthrocyanidins.

Heck, I’m already living longer! But really, I think that someday you’ll be able to - wineglass in hand - be able to substitute the word winehikers in place of wine drinkers in your Google inquiry. The resulting link titles, I believe, will deliver the same essential truths.

Eternally drinking positive,

~winehiker

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