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Koen Lebegge

the diagram shows how champagne is made and what it's used to make it

Vinificatie van Champagne. Hoe Champagne wordt gemaakt.

a map showing the locations of france and where to go in each country's capital

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Les zones climatique en France

a map of france with the words, what is champagne's climate? and how does it differ to champagne?

What Are Champagne Grapes & Grand Crus? Exploring The Geography

What Is Champagne's Climate & Weather

a diagram showing the different types of wine and how they are used to make it

Do You Really Know Your Bubbles? • Dracaena Wines

an antique french poster showing various types of branches and tools used in the construction of houses

Victor VERMOREL

the instructions for how to cut paper flowers

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an info sheet describing the different types of arches

Les modes de taille des vignes-infographie

a wine glass with different types of red wine in it and labeled on the side

What Color Tells You About a Wine | Wine Folly

a poster with the words classificazine spumani and other things on it

Dipende che Vino

Dipende che Vino – Degustare è capire

the wine bottle sizes are shown in red, white and black text on a white background

Guide to Wine Bottle Sizes | Wine Folly

Curiously, the historic convention for naming wine bottle sizes is after biblical kings! As with many parts of the aesthetics of wine, nomenclature for wine bottle formats reconnects us to the structures of wine culture. Wine has long been a living part of our history and day-to-day lives, and so unsurprisingly the bottle names are connected to one of our oldest written documents.

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the wine advertises what's commonly used and why

Wine Additives Explained | Wine Folly

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Wine Flavors: What's Right? What's Wrong? | Wine Folly

White wines typically smell like citrus fruits, tree fruits (peaches, apples, pears), and melons. Imagine yourself the size of a single atom floating on the surface of a glass of wine. Down at this level, the surface of wine is quite turbulent. Hit the link to learn more!