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The Sagrantino wine of Italy, which was made in a small place near Montefalco, the origin of the grapes being a mystery with saying that it was brought by the crusaders from the Middle East is presented. The wine, which tastes like a combination of blackberries and bitter chocolates with the only producer who maintains a consistent quality by making an impact on the market is discussed.

Italy, Evaluation, Wine industry, Wineries

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More and more Americans are buying wine made by small growers mainly because these wines are made from the best and ripest of grapes unlike wine made in Champagne from grapes that are not completely ripe. A wine connoisseur educates readers about the wide varieties of wines available and why some wines made by small growers are distinctly better than those made by large corporations.

United States, Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Varieties, Farms, Small, Small farms

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