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Wine
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Wine
An alcoholic beverage made from fermented grapes. In moderation, wine consumption lowers the risk of heart disease, an effect attributed to polyphenols in the grape skins—which is thus higher in red wines—including resveratrol, which is optimally absorbed in the mouth


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Quite how she's aiming to get around the incredibly bureaucratic French planning laws, I'm not sure, but dreams of sitting in the sun sipping a bottle or two of the local vin du pays are spurring her on.
Digger finished a good second to Vin Du Pays, beaten a length and a half, at Dunstall Park a week ago and would not have to improve too much to go one better in the littlewoodscasino.
Dettori will not be a contender for the title of champion jockey in the Littlewoods Bet Direct All-Weather Championship, which started at Wolverhampton on Monday, but Neil Callan gave early indication of his desire to wrest the jockeys' title from Ian Mongan as he rode Pompey Blue, Vin du Pays and Rezzago to a 61-1 treble.
 
 
 
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