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{{Mergefrom-multiple|Wine thief|Tastevin|Wine clip|Wine collar|Wine stopper|date=March 2007}} ...many items such as [[wine glass]]es, [[corkscrew (tool)|corkscrew]]s, and wine racks.

...l visibility by being selected for competition in the [[Judgment of Paris (wine)|Judgment of Paris]]. It specializes in [[Pinot Noir]]. *[[California Wine]]

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...te a unique [[wiktionary:terroir|''terroir'']], the signature profile of a wine growing region. ...with a commitment to producing fine wine. Under the guidance of California wine pioneer [[Richard Graff|Richard H. Graff]], the [[vineyard]] expanded when

...id. [http://www2.potsdam.edu/hansondj/Controversies/1099940232.html French Wine Producers and Consumers], Alcohol Problems and Solutions, Sociology Departm ...s: California vs France and the Historic Paris Tasting that Revolutionized Wine''. NY: Simon & Schuster, 2005. ISBN:0743297326.</ref>

...ine production) were a country, it would be the fourth largest producer of wine in the world. Major production also occurs in [[New York|New York state]] ( ...of grape vines they found. However, settlers would later discover that the wine made from the various native grapes had flavors which were unfamiliar and w

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...$100 million industry.<ref> Michigan Wines Fast Facts, Michigan Grape and Wine Industry Council, accessed August 26, 2007.[http://www.michiganwines.com/Fa ...f 100,000 tons of grapes produced in 2005, only 4,600 tons were used for [[wine-making]]. These were 2,640 tons of European [[vinifera]] varieties, 1,660 t

...tp://www.californiawineevents.com/index.php?option=com_caliwine California Wine Month 2007: General Info.] Retrieved 11 July 2007.</ref> [[Image:Californian_wine_regions_map.gif|200px|right|thumb|Wine-producing regions in California.]]

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...or of this practice was a man named Jacobo Lozano Páez. In [[1940]], while tasting prepared agave, he and his partner found that the worm changed the taste of *[[Snake_wine|Snake wine]]

{{otheruses2|Wine}} [[Image:Red Wine Glas.jpg|200px|thumb|A glass of red wine]]

...erred for the manufacture of oil. When cold-pressed, a citron-yellow sweet-tasting oil, considered equal to olive or almond oil for table use, is produced. Th ...the above, various other varieties have been developed, including red and wine-red semi-doubles and doubles. There are also hybrids with Helianthus cucume

...[[cohumulone]] and [[adhumulone]], as well as lower amounts of the harsher-tasting beta acids [[lupulone]], [[colupulone]], and [[adlupulone]]. ...n Bavaria or Bohemia, something like the French appelleations for grapes & wine. Historically, these regions produced superior quality hops, particularly

...esh and open center much like that of the common coconut. The seeds of the wine palm of Chile, Consul Clement S. Edwards, in the "Daily Consular and Trade ...a. Miriti- (Me-rish-i-e), Ita- (I-te) Palm-, or Buriti-Nut. Patmaceae. The wine-colored seed, with flattened ends, of a lofty tropical American palm. This

...y rice lovers still recommend washing all rice in order to create a better-tasting rice with a better consistency, despite the recommendation of suppliers. Mu * [[Rice wine]]