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		<title>The Highest Vineyard In the world</title>
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		<category><![CDATA[Bodega Colomé]]></category>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>On Argentines wine route is found the world&#8217;s highest vineyard. Three vineyards, Colome, Tacuil and Payogasta are planted between 7 500 feet and 9800 feet, the highest plot is found at over 10 000 feet. The danger of frost has been controlled by a sprinkler system that limits the drop in temperature, but hail is [&#8230;]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>On Argentines wine route is found the world&#8217;s highest vineyard. Three vineyards, Colome, Tacuil and Payogasta are planted between 7 500 feet and 9800 feet, the highest plot is found at over 10 000 feet. The danger of frost has been controlled by a sprinkler system that limits the drop in temperature, but hail is the major danger during thunderstorms. This vineyard is also characterized by its dominant cépage the Torrontés, a white found only in Argentina. The objective of the highest vineyard in the world lies in the use of altitude to get fresher flavors.</p>
<p>The owner of the bodega Colomé, Donald Hess, chose a French oenologist Thibault Delmotte in order to develop the world&#8217;s highest wine, whose first vintage will unfortunately be enjoyed in 2017.</p>
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