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Every drop of George
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Gina explains the finer
points of barrel aging. This is not an actual warehouse; they are up in the hills, too far away for the tour. The barrels in this mock-up are empty, and Linda wonders how long it will be before the dried-up staves begin falling in on themselves (yes, we have some personal experience with that) |
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