Americans Rewarded for Efforts in Passing Wine's Toughest Test

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Issue: May 31, 1999

May 31, 1999 Americans Rewarded for Efforts in Passing Wine's Toughest Test There are only 224 men and women who hold the hard-earned title "Master of Wine." Of those, only 16 are Americans, which reflects not only the inherent difficulty of earning an M.

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