Which country makes the best wine?

[gixajo]

I would not. I avoid gypsies.

Plus I do not use alcohol much.

And lastly: I have read about wine scandals of Austria (1980's?). People there mixed diethylene glycol to wines to make those taste better...

Probably because grapes have trouble ripening well in countries with early winters, and they produce little sugar, which is what turns into alcohol during fermentation.

Winemaking in relatively cold climates is fraught with problems, and not only winemaking, but also the cultivation of the vine itself, except with highly adapted varieties.

White grape varieties tend to be more conducive to being grown in more humid and colder climates than red ones.

[Thracian]

Chile and Argentina.

[Finnish Swede]

I tend to choose Spaniard Cavas over French Champagnes. Better value of money.

[Mixdguy17]

I dont like drinking Wine too much but I think its most likely a Tie between Italy, France and Spain.

[El_Abominacion]

Spanish is definitely my favourite. Then a tie between Italian and French wine

[Karadon]

the ones i made tasted better than the other wines i bought

[Roy]

Wines from French or Chile are the best.

[Ülev]

I like our local wines

[stellan]

france and italy

[Universe]

Hungary (no bias at all!)