2. “wine”
The development of wine trade
Why &how the wine be perceived more
than a food item (wine as a unique
product)
wine trade’s future
3. "wine"
"the expressed juice of grapes, especially when
fermented . . . a beverage . . . prepared from
grapes by squeezing out their juice, and
(usually) allowing it to ferment."
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Joanna Simon (1996), WINE with food: grapes and wines.
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Catherine Anne Harriman (n.d), Nelson, Early Mediterranean
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