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“How do you make a small fortune in the wine business? Start with a large fortune and buy a winery.”

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Book:Windows on the World Complete Wine Course

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Windows on the World Complete Wine Course

This book is a detailed exploration of the world of wine, offering insights into different wine regions, grape types, and the art of wine tasting. It is designed to educate readers on the fundamentals of wine, from selecting the right bottle to pairing it with food. more

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