What is the similarities between modern distillery and wine shop? write about it.

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ollegr [7]3 years ago

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<u>The following are similarities between modern distillery and wine shop:</u>

The process of brewing wine in traditional wine shops and modern distilleries differ in certain aspects and at the same time are similar in certain aspects.

While the overall process would be similar, if looked into the more intricate details it will be different. Speaking about the similarities, in both of the processes,

wine is supposed to undergo fermentation.
Next comes the ingredients.
Both of the processes, be it traditional or modern, require grapes as a primary ingredient.

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