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Rhine wine

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Rhine wine is typically a white wine produced in the Rhine valley of Germany. It can also refer to wines produced elsewhere that are similar to those from the Rhine region. Rüdelsheim, a town in Germany, is a major center for the Rhine wine industry and hosts a summer wine festival. The region is known for its wines, brandy, and sparkling white wine called Sekt.12

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