Review: ALICE IN WONDERLAND

It's been 12 years since little Alice tumbled down the rabbit hole and lived the story many of us know and love, yet ever since that day she has been having terrible nightmares of the preceding events in Wonderland. Now, 19 years old and at her own "surprise" engagement party, she spots the white rabbit again, and in a moment of overwhelming pre-marriage stress, decides to run after him. She ends up tumbling down the rabbit hole again, but this time, things in Wonderland are very different.

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Review: BOTTLE SHOCK

"Why don't I like you?"

“Because you think I’m an ass. And I’m not really. It’s just that I’m British and you’re not.”

“No, it’s because you are a snob.”

It is strange to think that even those whom we consider experts in a field can be wrong; that what we consider to be the acme of excellence can merely be an illusion cultivated by years of prejudice and tradition. Expertise fosters on tradition, in learning by repetition and perfection, but so does snobbism. The difference is that the expert is aware that traditions can be change a snob is dogmatic about it because his knowledge relies in tradition. In simpler words: the former thinks outside the box; the other is box-minded. Bottle Shock tells the story of three experts in winemaking, and how they caused the collapse of its traditions.