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Anada

Anada is Spanish for "wine of one vintage".

February 8, 2011 
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Anbaugebiet

Anbaugebiet is the collective term for the 13 wine growing regions in Germany.

February 8, 2011 
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Ancient Method

Also known as "whole berry fermentation," the ancient method process uses whole grape clusters rather than crushed grapes during fermentation. The result is wines that possess an intensified berry flavor.

February 8, 2011 
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Anderson Valley

Anderson Valley, located less than 100 miles north of San Francisco, is an area blessed by a temperate cool coastal climate. Classified in viticultural terms as a Region I growing area, this designates it as the coolest climate in which grapes may be commercially...

February 8, 2011 
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Ansprechend

German for "attractive or engaging."

February 8, 2011 
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