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vignoble
French for "vineyard." The term also implies not only the grapes but the entire microclimate found in a specific vineyard....
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vigorous
The early stages that red wines go through when they first are bottled.
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vin bourru
A French term for young wines which have not completed their fermentation. The term actually is derived from the "blubbering"...
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vin cuit
French term for wines that taste cooked as a result of being made from concentrate or being heated (this practice reduces...
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vin de coule
This is a French term for wine from the first pressing.
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vin du pays
"Vin du Pays" is French for "Wine of the Countryside" and in and of itself has no official meaning.
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