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Una breve storia del vino e come si produce

(A Brief History of Wine and How It’s Made)

10 cards left
Listen and fill in the missing words in English.
1 / 10
The first vines of Australia they arrived with the First Fleet ________
Listen and fill in the missing words in Italian.
2 / 10
Al Capo, in Sudafrica, le viti furono piantate ________ sotto guida olandese, e i documenti segnano il primo vino del Capo pigiato il 2 febbraio 1659.
Translate the highlighted words to Italian.
3 / 10
The grape “Mission” it spread with the cuttings (pieces of vine), and the vineyards they moved slowly from the missions to farms, towns and companies.
Type the meaning of the highlighted words in English.
4 / 10
Con tempo e cura, quella frutta “normale” diventa qualcosa che le persone tengono per compleanni, cene, lunghe conversazioni—o anche per una sera qualsiasi.
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5 / 10
Bottling it is like closing a door: it seals the wine, so it can travel, rest and be opened later—at the table, with people.
Type the meaning of the highlighted words in English.
6 / 10
Le prime “cure” fallirono.
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7 / 10
In Francia, la fillossera fu registrata nel 1863 e si diffuse __________
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8 / 10
Se il cappello si asciuga, può creare problemi e far perdere colore e aroma.
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9 / 10
The producers they guide __________
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10 / 10
the hard acidity it becomes softer.
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