Brazil is not the first country most people associate with wine. Much of the largest country in South America has a tropical climate that is too hot and humid for growing grapes.
But the climate is milder in the far south of Brazil, near the border with Argentina and Uruguay.
Rio Grande do Sul state has a thriving wine industry with over 1,000 wineries. Last year, a total of 3.6 million hectoliters of wine were produced in
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