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The Most Important Component in Wine

What’s the first thing you consider when you taste a wine?
Is it the aroma? The structure? The alcohol? Something else?
In this video, Karen MacNeil shares her vote for the most important component in wine.

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“Old vines”—a common description on some wine labels—is an ambiguous term, sometimes applied to vines no more than 10 years old. However, there is an old vine that is certified by Guinness World Records. In which of the following countries can the oldest living grapevine be found?

A. Mexico

B. Slovenia

C. Israel

D. Greece

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