What blessing does one recite on a mixture of wine and beer?
Synopsis
The Rema rules we follow the majority: if mostly wine, Borei Pri HaGafen; if mostly beer, Shehakol. The Gra disagrees and holds wine mixed with beer is like wine mixed with water — the wine retains HaGafen regardless of proportion.
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