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Forgotten Wine

Issue: October 31, 2000

October 31st, 2000 Forgotten Wine Cinque Terre's age-old tradition of winemaking By James Suckling and Michèle Shah Making wine is not easy in Cinque Terre, the rugged coastal region about 70 miles south of Genoa, in northwestern Italy.

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