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The Real Kiwi Fruit
SOUTH ISLAND, New Zealand—If much of an entire nation's vineyards were uprooted and replanted, don't you think you would have heard about it? That's what happened here in New Zealand, yet I think it's safe to say that few wine lovers are aware of this remarkable event.
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