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What Makes a Great Wine?

June 19, 2017 Dwight Furrow 3 Quarks Daily Column, Philosophy of Food and Wine Leave a comment

There are lots of good wines available but only a few great ones. What makes the difference? My 3 Quarks essay this month untangles the mystery of great wines.

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