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Bright people know more about wine: How higher intelligence is reflected in deep domain knowledge
Researchers led by Maximilian Krolo at Saarland University examined whether general intelligence predicts deep knowledge in a specialized…
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Researchers led by Maximilian Krolo at Saarland University examined whether general intelligence predicts deep knowledge in a specialized, non‑incentivized domain—wine. Analyzing participants’ wine expertise, they found that higher intelligence was associated with greater domain‑specific knowledge, independent of socioeconomic factors. The study, co‑authored with Timothy C. Bates of the University of Edinburgh, appears in the journal Intelligence & Cognitive Abilities.
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