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-Elric WANG

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“wine” The development of wine trade Why &how the wine be perceived

more than a food item (wine as a unique product)

wine trade’s future

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"wine"

"the expressed juice of grapes, especially when fermented . . . a beverage . . . prepared from grapes by squeezing out their juice, and (usually) allowing it to ferment."

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earliest known wine

an important role

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“Wine, madam, is God's next best gift to man.”

— Ambrose BierceThe Devil's Dictionary

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Revolution of wine trade

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How to transport wine

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Water

Road

air

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Container

Barrels

wine cask

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packaging

“box wines ”

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Wine has been valued

tasting

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tasting

an ancient art modern science

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modern science

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an ancient art

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Competition

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Joanna Simon (1996), WINE with food: grapes and wines. Auckland, NZ: Michel Beazley

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James Halliday& Hugh Johnson (2006), the art and science of wine: National attitudes and regional characters. Britain, England: Mitchell Beazley