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2004 Tommasi Amarone
12-16-2009, 01:18 PM,
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Sent the following email to Dan Berger last Friday, and have not received a reply:

I enjoyed your article last week on the need for technical information on wine.
It would be good to have such data available, but I'm afraid the accuracy of
such data may be suspect. The one piece of data that is required on wine
bottles is percentage of alcohol. I have opened numerous bottle where this
information was obviously wrong. This ranges from understated percentages and
many California wines that leave a burn in your mouth with a listed percentage
of 14% which is probably closer to 16%; to those ubiquitous 12.5% that appear
mostly on European wines. If almost seems that when Europeans print a label in
English a compulsory entry is "Alcohol 12.5%." Why would we assume that other
data would be any more accurate?
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