Translate the highlighted words to Italian. 1 / 10 It went beyond the local gardens and the hills. Play clip Reveal answer Check Previous Next
Translate the highlighted words to Italian. 2 / 10 The pressing it separates the juice from skins and seeds—and this choice it changes bitterness, feeling in the mouth and aroma. Play clip Reveal answer Check Previous Next
Translate the highlighted words to Italian. 3 / 10 Many producers they try to work with nature in a smarter way. Play clip Reveal answer Check Previous Next
Translate the highlighted words to Italian. 4 / 10 If the cap it dries, it can create problems and make it lose color and aroma. Play clip Reveal answer Check Previous Next
Translate the highlighted words to Italian. 5 / 10 With time and care, that fruit “normal” it becomes something that people they keep for birthdays, dinners, long conversations—or even for any evening. Play clip Reveal answer Check Previous Next
Translate the highlighted words to Italian. 6 / 10 Because it traveled well, it connected the farms to the cities. Play clip Reveal answer Check Previous Next
Translate the highlighted words to Italian. 7 / 10 In the 1860s, Louis Pasteur he studied the spoilage of the wine and the problems of fermentation. Play clip Reveal answer Check Previous Next
Translate the highlighted words to Italian. 8 / 10 The gas it cannot go out, so it dissolves in the wine. Play clip Reveal answer Check Previous Next
Translate the highlighted words to Italian. 9 / 10 For the red wine, the next step it is the separation. Play clip Reveal answer Check Previous Next
Translate the highlighted words to Italian. 10 / 10 The producers they guide a natural change. Play clip Reveal answer Check Previous Next