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Retail Costs of Organic Wine

The retail cost of many organic wines may not be reflected in the supermarket, wine store or liquor outlet.
But the net effect to the land and terrain will be a vector of the sum total of land and pesticide and artificial additives
minus the segment of the wine growing land not used in this manner. Wine consumers can enjoy the taste of organic
and inorganically grown wine with a side by side or marketed selection.

Organic wine growing must pass certification tests in the United States and Europe.
The qualifying factors may be different according to national law, the wine industry traditions in those wine growing
regions, and the ecological sanctions each country has.

The major wine growing areas of the planet will have naturally the best terroir, yet suffer the consequences
of avidly prurient wine growing neighbors, who steadfastly are using all means possible to grow their wine. Therefore
it is this new group of wine growers who have emerged as the world's leading Organic Wine producers. While building
the model for agricultural wine production, the standards and other agricultural methods form other types of organically
grown products fall under scrutiny.

Organic Wine growing can be an important signal to other crop growers that the retail public and a large
segment of consumers do care about how their product is brought to market. Vintners of Organically Grown Wine must
review the extant approaches to organic food and other commercial manufacturing trends to make use of "best practices"
in their Organic Wine Growing goals.

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