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04-02-2002, 02:27 PM,
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As Roberto knows, Picolit is a rare commodity, and many Italians scorn those who say they produce it, since--they claim--too much of it is in the bottle as it relates to how little of it is in the ground.

The rumor is that Picolit is a "wild" or indiginous variety!

As for Verduzzo: love it, and it is available here in New York.
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