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Published 2006
The economies of scale necessary for the production of cheap wine are not a feature of the Oregonian wine industry, which is therefore motivated by a need for quality rather than quantity. Crop yields are small and the vines are mostly cane pruned rather than cordon pruned, thus demanding more time, care, and skill from the grower.
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