Une brève histoire du vin et comment il est élaboré

A Brief History of Wine and How It’s Made

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À Areni, en Arménie, une cave dans une grotte date d’environ 4100–4000 av. J.-C.
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Another old place shows that winemaking was already a real process, __________
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The archaeologists have found there tools to press, ferment and store — together, in the same place.
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The taste becomes more harmonious.
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________ on presse les peaux, et le vin de presse sort.
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Pas de bouteilles en verre.
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C’est le moment où le jus de raisin n’est plus « juste du jus » et commence à devenir du vin.
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Simply: the young wine _____ soften after the main fermentation.
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Voici la définition simple: le vin, _____ du raisin fermenté — soit du jus de raisin frais, soit du moût.
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S’il fait trop froid, la fermentation peut ralentir — ou même s’arrêter.
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Finally, __________ the wine for bottling.
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_______ les raisins: on enlève les feuilles, on enlève le raisin pourri, on enlève les grappes abîmées.
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Les monastères tenaient souvent des registres: les vignes, les récoltes, __________ de la cave.
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Many winegrowers try to work with nature, in a smarter way.
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The lasting solution came with grafting: we grafted the vines onto resistant rootstocks — a practice still used around the world today.
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