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It looks as though chicken has been an addition rather than a replacement.
It looks as though chicken has been an addition rather than a replacement.
Croatia and Slovenia have surged from below $1 per liter in 2000 to $4.83 per liter for Slovenia and $6.17 per liter for Croatia in 2024.
Croatia and Slovenia have surged from below $1 per liter in 2000 to $4.83 per liter for Slovenia and $6.17 per liter for Croatia in 2024.
With 17.8%, Chardonnay is a distant #1, followed by Cabernet Sauvignon (15.4%), French Colombard (9%), Pinot Noir (7.4%), and Zinfandel (6.8%).
With 17.8%, Chardonnay is a distant #1, followed by Cabernet Sauvignon (15.4%), French Colombard (9%), Pinot Noir (7.4%), and Zinfandel (6.8%).
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Full paper: link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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Full paper: link.springer.com/article/10.1...
California accounts for 78.5% of U.S. wine production, followed by New York (4.2%), Washington (4.0%), and Oregon (2.8%). Behind that are many surprises (e.g., Kentucky #5, New Jersey #8).
California accounts for 78.5% of U.S. wine production, followed by New York (4.2%), Washington (4.0%), and Oregon (2.8%). Behind that are many surprises (e.g., Kentucky #5, New Jersey #8).
Both series have trended upward. However, Riesling shows both a higher overall price level and a steeper upward slope than Sylvaner.
Both series have trended upward. However, Riesling shows both a higher overall price level and a steeper upward slope than Sylvaner.