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Wine Primer Basics Part 1

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    Posted: 07 September 2013 at 13:25

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Written and Translated By: Margaux Cintrano


Wine Primer Basics - Part 1 ...


According to historians, both the grapevine and wine were documented in the bible.

Over 2,000 years ago, The Phoenicians, The Greeks, had implanted their footprints, unarguably, in the cultivation of wine and were well versed in the agricultural growth of the grapes, and usage of wine in both spiritual rites, banquets and in festivities.

The Romans however, did not cultivate or grow; however, they studied the lands, the temperaturas, the moisture and observed, to determine
what was required. They were engineers and irrigators. Moreover, the Romans, were large imbiders of this libation, both outside the Vatican and in the rural frontiers.

The Hebrews before their expulison, convierted the grape growing lands of the Mediterranean and commercialised the sale of wine.

The Islamic Tribes, called the Moors, who were on missión to conquest the southwestern Mediterranean and convert the peoples of this región; were under order of rulers called The Pakastani Moghul Kings, and in the year 800, however, consisted of Pakastani, Syrians, Iraquí, and Persian Gulf states, did not implement these lands due to their fundamental rites against the usage. They utilised the grapes for raisins. However, the grapevines, persisted in growth.










   





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It's looking great Margi!

  Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge...this is definitely an area I need help on.  Even If I don't read any updates right away (in this thread or others)...please be assured that I look forward to reading it when I get the chance.

  Thanks...and great job!
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Dan,

I have not forgotten you nor the feature. I just finished translating it early this morning.

I am now, re-editing and perfecting the text.

Sunday; I shall have this portion ready for typing here ...


Have nice weekend,
Kindest.
Margi.


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