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Farmers Are Destroying Vineyards As World Has Too Much Wine
It's a problem that's playing out all around the world. Though global production hit a 60-year low in 2023, a wine glut is persisting, signifying that demand is falling even faster.
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France Is Spending 200 Million Euros To Destroy Surplus Wine. Here's Why
Most of the allocated money will be used to buy excess stock, and the alcohol from destroyed wine can be sold to companies for use in items like cleansing products, hand sanitizer, and perfumes.
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Disaster First Date Ends With $1.5 Million Of Damaged Art
First dates can be awkward, even nerve-wracking. But the last thing a Texas attorney expected when he went out with a freelance court reporter was that the evening would end with red wine splashed across valuable paintings in his home, including a work by pop artist Andy Warhol. A total setback of over $1.5 million.
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Wildfires Kill 15, Destroy 1,500 Homes In California Wine Country
Fast-moving wildfires raging across Northern California's wine country have killed 17 people, left about 150 missing and destroyed 1,500 homes, wineries and other structures, state fire officials said on Tuesday.
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At Least 10 Dead As Wildfires Sweep Through California's Wine Country
A spate of wildfires fanned by strong winds swept through northern California's wine country on Monday, leaving at least 10 people dead, destroying hundreds of homes and businesses and chasing some 20,000 people from their dwellings.
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Peahen Racks Up A Bill Of $500 At Liquor Store. It's Not What You Think
Startling footage has emerged of a peahen that recently went rogue in a liquor store in California, destroying bottles of wine and champagne worth nearly $500
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Farmers Are Destroying Vineyards As World Has Too Much Wine
It's a problem that's playing out all around the world. Though global production hit a 60-year low in 2023, a wine glut is persisting, signifying that demand is falling even faster.
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France Is Spending 200 Million Euros To Destroy Surplus Wine. Here's Why
Most of the allocated money will be used to buy excess stock, and the alcohol from destroyed wine can be sold to companies for use in items like cleansing products, hand sanitizer, and perfumes.
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Disaster First Date Ends With $1.5 Million Of Damaged Art
First dates can be awkward, even nerve-wracking. But the last thing a Texas attorney expected when he went out with a freelance court reporter was that the evening would end with red wine splashed across valuable paintings in his home, including a work by pop artist Andy Warhol. A total setback of over $1.5 million.
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Wildfires Kill 15, Destroy 1,500 Homes In California Wine Country
Fast-moving wildfires raging across Northern California's wine country have killed 17 people, left about 150 missing and destroyed 1,500 homes, wineries and other structures, state fire officials said on Tuesday.
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At Least 10 Dead As Wildfires Sweep Through California's Wine Country
A spate of wildfires fanned by strong winds swept through northern California's wine country on Monday, leaving at least 10 people dead, destroying hundreds of homes and businesses and chasing some 20,000 people from their dwellings.
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Peahen Racks Up A Bill Of $500 At Liquor Store. It's Not What You Think
Startling footage has emerged of a peahen that recently went rogue in a liquor store in California, destroying bottles of wine and champagne worth nearly $500
