My university trip took us there as we were taking a course on agricultural sciences. It is a huge set that needs to be handled properly to maintain the quality of the wine.
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My university trip took us there as we were taking a course on agricultural sciences. It is a huge set that needs to be handled properly to maintain the quality of the wine.
I can imagine! Did you get a chance to taste the wines? And if so, what did you think? 🙂