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The story of Georgian wine has been 8,000 years in the making

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By Victoria Brzezinski
| AOL UK Verified
A lot of modern Georgian wine is still made in traditional clay vessels, or qvevri, that are buried underground.Photograph: Alexander Lutsenko/Alamy France, Italy and Spain purport to be the best-loved classical wine regions, but if you’re in the market for the real old-world deal, look no further than Georgia, which has more than 8,000 years of winemaking prowess. There’s something about this place on the lush intersection of the silk roads between Europe and Asia that gets under the skin.
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Heard it on the grapevine: Polish wine’s quiet renaissance

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By Victoria Brzezinski
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Kamil Barczentewicz at his vineyard in Dobre, Poland. Photograph: KATARZYNA KRUPA/Katarzyna Krupa Swap the staid stereotypes of Żubrówka vodka and Żywiec lager for vineyards and vintages, because Poland is in the throes of a viticultural renaissance, the likes of which hasn’t been seen for centuries.
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What Gen Z and millennials can learn

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By Victoria Brzezinski
| BCBusiness Verified
When it comes to happiness at work, the generation that helped redefine the workplace is leaving it feeling better than anyone else. According to human capital management platform ADP Canada’s recent Happiness@Work Index, baby boomers (age 61-79) are the happiest generation in the Canadian workforce, scoring 7.5 out of 10 on overall work happiness—higher than Gen Z (6.7), Gen X and millennials (6.8 each).
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