11.   More than ever in viticultural history, better wines come to us from unlikely places.

12.   Not all the good wines come from new estates.

13.   Since small groups of fanatics are often called cults, these wines came to be known as cult wines.

14.   Somewhere during the third course, out came another wine and then duck in this fruit-and-berry sauce and tiny steamed vegetables.

15.   The best wines of Blaye come from the Premieres Cotes de Blaye, and Segonzac is one of the better-known properties in that appellation.

16.   The best wines still come from the hillsides, with the principal vineyards being Cote Brune or the Cote Blonde.

17.   The best wines still come from the areas planted by the monks.

18.   The Hungarian wines came from vineyards owned by Lang and Lauder.

19.   The Mondavi Woodbridge wines come from a large commercial winery in the Central Valley, far from the elegant Napa Valley Mondavi showcase.

20.   The Napa Valley appellation implies that this wine literally comes from a valley.