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Input: I've been hosting my d&amp;d group at my home once a week for almost a year now. At the beginning of this group I generally bought a $10 bottle of wine and others would bring snacks. The problem is that I have bought wine every week, there have been about 3 times I remember not being in charge of the alcohol. Someone brings snacks about once a month but I very much like being tipsy while dealing with our chaotic evil rouge who's 12 aparently(the character not the player).

I love this group but buying 2 bottles of semi-nice wine once a week is a little much for my budget right now. Last game I bought 2 bottles of wine for $5 and one of the other players complained that it tasted like cooking wine. Trying to be diplomatic I suggested she bring her own wine because I think I'm going to keep buying this one for a while. Am I the asshole here?

giving my d&d group cooking wine