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Number of bottles one ton of grapes can yield. According to Cornell University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Division, you wind up with just over 63 cases of wine per ton. Multiply that by 12 bottles (2.378 gallons) per case, et voila! Of course, these numbers fluctuate depending on variables such as weather, varietal, and soil conditions.

Cava – 6 Key Facts

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Every now and then, you taste a wine that is not particularly expressive or compelling. Nonetheless and inexplicably, your intuition tells you that the wine may emerge from its dullness and with time (weeks or… Continue reading

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