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Home > Blogs > Uncorked > Archives > 2008 > October > 10 > Entry

An enophile’s fantasy come true: wine pours forth from kitchen faucets

By Mark Fisher | Friday, October 10, 2008, 01:07 PM

Yep, you might say they turned water into wine.

Check out the Decanter.com story entitled “Italian plumbing bungle turns water into wine”.

Why doesn’t this kind of thing ever happen in Dayton, Ohio? What if we could hook up those Riverscape fountains in the Great Miami River to an endless supply of wine? Now THAT would spur downtown development …

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