Wine And the Wine Trade
Wine And the Wine Trade
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The Palatinate vineyards differ from all others in Germany, being the only ones which are not grown in sheltered valleys, on the lower slopes of the hills which border the Rhine and its tributaries. They are situated on a plateau, protected from strong winds by a mountain range, and are planted in a soil chiefly of alluvial origin, mostly with southern aspects. The wines made in that district are very distinct from those of the Rhinegau, being more luscious but not always so lasting. The first ...growths of the Palatinate are Deidesheim and Forst ; also Durkheim, Wachenheim, and Ruppertsberg.
8A (1461 F) WORKS DEALING WITH WINE AND THE WINE TRADE BY ANDRE L. SIMON THE HISTORY OF THE CHAMPAGNE TRADE IN ENGLAND.
London, 1905. Wyman & Sons. HISTORY OF THE WINE TRADE IN ENGLAND.
Vol. I. The rise and progress of the Wine Trade in England from the earliest times until the close of the Fourteenth Century. London, 1906. Wyman & Sons.
Vol. II. The progress of the Wine Trade in England during the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Palatinate vineyards differ from all others in Germany, being the only ones which are not grown in sheltered valleys, on the lower slopes of the hills which border the Rhine and its tributaries. They are situated on a plateau, protected from strong winds by a mountain range, and are planted in a soil chiefly of alluvial origin, mostly with southern aspects. The wines made in that district are very distinct from those of the Rhinegau, being more luscious but not always so lasting. The first ...growths of the Palatinate are Deidesheim and Forst ; also Durkheim, Wachenheim, and Ruppertsberg.
8A (1461 F) WORKS DEALING WITH WINE AND THE WINE TRADE BY ANDRE L. SIMON THE HISTORY OF THE CHAMPAGNE TRADE IN ENGLAND.
London, 1905. Wyman & Sons. HISTORY OF THE WINE TRADE IN ENGLAND.
Vol. I. The rise and progress of the Wine Trade in England from the earliest times until the close of the Fourteenth Century. London, 1906. Wyman & Sons.
Vol. II. The progress of the Wine Trade in England during the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries.
What to read after Wine And the Wine Trade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andr Louis Simon to read onlineMoreLess
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