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The Geography of Wine
By:Brian J. Sommers
Published on 2008 by Penguin

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Examines the influence of terroir, or the geography of a vineyard, on the critical factors that make up the character of a wine, covering such diverse geographical regions as the Loire Valley, Napa, Madeira, South Africa, Australia, and South America and the wines that they produce. Original. 25,000 first printing.

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