Far north of iconic wine regions like Bordeaux and Tuscany, Sweden is seeing a burgeoning industry of vineyards and a first generation of winemakers trying to carve out a niche
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How English wine came of age – As a changing climate makes southern counties ripe for viticulture, the largest producers are attracting investment from overseas
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Global heating helps turns icy Sweden into unique wine-making territory – vineyards have expanded by 50% in the last two years
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Climate change is altering the chemistry of wine
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How wine bricks saved the US wine industry during Prohibition
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The incredible spiced wine of ancient Rome
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How long does a bottle of wine last after it is opened?
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What is clean wine and should you care?
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As climate change makes winemaking a torrid business in southern Europe, viniculture is taking off in Scandinavia
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Study shows that "beer before wine" makes no difference to a hangover
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Inside the great Italian-Australian Prosecco debate
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The French town that throws wine in the sea
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West Texas vineyards blasted by herbicide drift from nearby cotton fields
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Fifty-four oenology students described white wine dyed red with descriptors strongly correlated with red wine
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The rebellious French village making wine banned by the EU
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