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3 responses:
On Wisconsin!
We were just looking at this before you posted it!
I actually think it may be misleading. For example:
I know that Portland has waaaaay more bars than many cities of comparable size. However, this is simply balanced out on the map because there's also a huge focus on the local market and organic food specialty stores.
We just live in an area without a proliferation of markets, rather than an absurd proliferation of bars. At least, I think it's a workable hypothesis.
Actually, if you look closer I think that Portland is a red dot on the map, as are nearly all large cities.
Besides, I don't think there is a proliferation of specialty stores in rural Texas.
Wisconsin is just that perfect blend of unsophisticated taste in food and alcoholism.
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