University vineyard makes wine and educates pupils
A UK university has launched its own vineyard that's doing double duty as both a working winery and an educational space for students. The project combines hands-on learning with actual wine production, giving students practical experience in viticulture and winemaking. It's a clever example of how British wine education is becoming more experiential and grounded in real production.
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