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https://blog.xtrawine.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/1-13.jpg800600We all know the basics about how Italian wine gets made, right. Producers spend months tending to their vines to grow the best grapes possible. Those grapes get pulped and processed until they create the gorgeous alcoholic juice that we all know and love. And that’s how it goes about 99% of the time. But […]