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BordeauxandMeritagwin09
Course: HRT 315, Fall 2009School: Cal Poly Pomona
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makingensuresreasonablygoodwinein
thepoorestofyears
RedWines
RedWines
Bordeauxand
Meritage
Bordeaux
Bordeaux
Bordeauxiswellknownforhaving
establishedaninfrastructuretohandle
marketingandshipping
Bordeauxhas57appellations
Bordeaux
Bordeaux
Bordeauxhasmildclimate
IrrigationisforbiddenbyAOC
Blendingistypicalbutnotmandatoryfor
bothwhiteandredwines
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year.Focusonmakingbestwinepossible.
Bordeaux
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productionlevels
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Bordeaux
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61grandcruclasse
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ChateauHautBrion(Graves)
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Sweetwines
1954ClassificationofSt.Emilion
Redwines
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Semillon
Muscadelle
Colombard
MerlotBlanc
UgniBlanc
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Merlot
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PetitVerdot
Malbec
Carmenere
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RedBerry
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France
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Loire
UnitedStates
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CentralandEasternEurope
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