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Alcohol-free rosé based on fig leaves - Lyon Capitale

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We cannot legally call it "alcohol-free wine", the term having no legal existence, the European regulations recognizing only the term "de-alcoholic wine". Nor can we call it "wine" given in particular its specific manufacturing process in fermentation. Yet, the sparkling rosé Granith by Bertrand Michat, made in Saint-Péray, near [...] L的article An alcohol-free rosé based on fig leaves appeared first on Lyon Capitale.

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Alcohol-free rosé based on fig leaves - Lyon Capitale

We cannot legally call it "alcohol-free wine", the term having no legal existence, the European regulations recognizing only the term "de-alcoholic wine". Nor can we call it "wine" given in particular its specific manufacturing process in fermentation. Yet, the sparkling rosé Granith by Bertrand Michat, made in Saint-Péray, near [...] L的article An alcohol-free rosé based on fig leaves appeared first on Lyon Capitale.

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