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I don’t know SLC very well but I’d guess it’s a combination of water consumption, and a bad value:land ratio because the wine won’t be good.
by wyre 1y ago
I don’t know SLC very well but I’d guess it’s a combination of water consumption, and a bad value:land ratio because the wine won’t be good.
- AfterHIA 1y agoIt was a rhetorical question.
- PaulHoule 1y agoI don't think there are good or bad wine growing regions as much as there are places where people have figured out how to make good wines. The Finger Lakes had a bad reputation once but people figured out Rieslings and some more affordable whites that reputation changed. More recently it was famous for soda-pop sweet wines like Red Cat but I've had some dry reds lately that weren't as bad as what I had 20 years ago. People are making progress in Utah too https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_wine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_wine