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Wine bottling process
33:57 - 36:25 (02:27)
The wine bottling process involves removing the cork or cap, creating a yeast plug, and allowing sediment called lees to form. The neck of the bottle is then placed in an ice bath to facilitate removal of the yeast plug.
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