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To make wine is to believe in the future: the Ukrainians growing grapes on the frontline

To make wine is to believe in the future: the Ukrainians growing grapes on the frontline
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Winemakers Mykhailo and Svitlana Molchanov continue to cultivate their vineyards near Mykolaiv, Ukraine, despite being situated between frontlines and working around an unexploded Russian rocket. The family has expanded their acreage and plans to significantly increase production, believing in the future potential of Ukrainian wine despite the ongoing conflict.
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In the midst of unexploded Russian rockets and buzzing drones, Ukrainian winemakers are keeping vines and hope aliveAs winemaker Mykhailo Molchanov pottered about trimming foliage from his vines on a warm early-summer day, his dog Direktor at his heels, it was hard to imagine a more idyllic scene. The Molchanovs’ organic vines are planted directly into the richly biodiverse grassland for which southern Ukraine is renowned – hence their label’s name, Steppe Wines – amid the silvery feathergrass a

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