Une brève histoire du vin et comment il est élaboré

A Brief History of Wine and How It’s Made

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_________ and attention, this “ordinary” fruit becomes something that we keep for birthdays, dinners, long conversations — or even a normal evening.
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_______ cannot escape, so it dissolves in the wine.
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Know‑how has ________ because the communities needed it.
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For red wine, __________ is separation.
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__________ adapt the method to the grapes that they have in front of them.
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It had a taste _________
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You can _____ some fruit, a smell of yeast (like bread), and sometimes a smell sharp and “fresh” in the air.
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__________ came with grafting: we grafted the vines onto resistant rootstocks — a practice still used around the world today.
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So, people used some jars made of clay and sealed the opening, to protect the liquid from the air __________ the wine does not spoil.
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When you pour sparkling wine, the bubbles rise _________ the aromas to the top.
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the first vines in Australia arrived _____ the First Fleet (the first fleet) in 1788.
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step by step, you are going to learn how people make the wine — __________ learn French by reading.
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The first “remedies” _______
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__________ is not only a question of taste.
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Next, we press the skins, and the press wine __________
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