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"Rozman gave us each a pair of clippers and instructed us to sample the grape clusters, trimming only those that tasted “like sunshine, with acidity behind it,” and leaving the rest to ripen further."
"Rozman gave us each a pair of clippers and instructed us to sample the grape clusters, trimming only those that tasted “like sunshine, with acidity behind it,” and leaving the rest to ripen further."
This article is a great example of the clash of agriculture with the industrial age and all the grime that accompanied it and the inevitable pushback. Critics are critiqued, cults are discussed and there's some moments that makes one thirsty too!
This article is a great example of the clash of agriculture with the industrial age and all the grime that accompanied it and the inevitable pushback. Critics are critiqued, cults are discussed and there's some moments that makes one thirsty too!
It was a fascinating read into a world I only know a tiny bit about. On the one hand, I am glad wine can be produced in large amounts. I love it, even though my pallette is fairly unsophisticated, it just adds so much to daily life. But industrialization can go too far, and if we pull back a bit we might get to enjoy even better wine that (who knows) could still produce high yields, but with less of the junk. Either way, I'm also thirsty now.
It was a fascinating read into a world I only know a tiny bit about. On the one hand, I am glad wine can be produced in large amounts. I love it, even though my pallette is fairly unsophisticated, it just adds so much to daily life. But industrialization can go too far, and if we pull back a bit we might get to enjoy even better wine that (who knows) could still produce high yields, but with less of the junk. Either way, I'm also thirsty now.
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