Italy could give lessons in wine to six year olds
Italy has drafted a bill that would see children as young as six take lessons in wine at primary school, with one hour a week dedicated to “wine culture and history”.
Italian Senator Dario Stefano submitted the draft bill on 24 March, noting that the country has “more vines that churches”, as reported by Quartz, and that unlike other traditional products such as olive oil, wine production was something that “all Italians identity with”.
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