Une brève histoire du vin et comment il est élaboré

A Brief History of Wine and How It’s Made

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In France, many famous wine regions are formed for centuries thanks to this patient work: observe the plots, write notes and improve the methods year after year.
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Ensuite, le vigneron _____ une deuxième fermentation.
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L’élevage __________ une question de goût.
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Beaucoup de vins rouges fermentent plus chaud pour construire plus de couleur, de structure et de texture.
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Imagine that you are __________ in France.
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Fear _________ faster than the solutions.
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the yeast is a very small mushroom living — so small that you cannot see it, but strong enough to change a whole harvest.
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En Géorgie, des archéologues ont trouvé des résidus sur des poteries, qui montrent de la vinification vers 6000–5800 av. J.-C.
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On trie les raisins: on enlève les feuilles, on enlève le raisin pourri, on enlève les grappes abîmées.
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The contact with the skins is the big difference between red wines and white wines.
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On l’expédiait __________ de grandes jarres en argile avec des anses, faites pour les bateaux et les salles de stockage.
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__________ smell it and measure it.
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On peut remonter très loin __________
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Beaucoup de vignerons essaient de travailler avec la nature, de façon plus intelligente.
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It is many local identities in one country — often described with a key French idea: terroir (place + climate + soil + human tradition).
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