Une brève histoire du vin et comment il est élaboré

A Brief History of Wine and How It’s Made

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So, ______ used some jars made of clay and sealed the opening, to protect the liquid from the air and so that the wine does not spoil.
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in the early morning, they are _____ and firm.
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In Areni, in Armenia, a cellar in a cave _____ from about 4100–4000 BC.
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______ the free-run wine flows naturally.
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the sun is low, the light becomes golden, __________ seem almost endless.
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It is __________ grape juice is no longer “just juice” and starts to become wine.
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the bubbles change also the texture: in the mouth, it is lighter, _______ and more alive.
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The right moment changes __________
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Standard sizes made it easier trade: ______ set prices, tax, be fair.
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This part _____ often smoother and more elegant.
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In spring, the buds open and the young shoots _____ quickly.
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It is often fresh and quite acidic, because __________ needs liveliness and energy.
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Bottling, it is like closing a door: we seal the wine so that it can travel, rest, then be opened _______ at the table, with people.
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________ rests.
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Some were buried in the ground, which helped to keep a temperature more stable — important for a fermentation _______ and fewer problems.
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