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by Carol Bancroft on August 10, 2007

From Earthtimes.org:
Cornell University researchers presented 41 diners at the Spice Box restaurant in Urbana, Ill., with a free glass of Cabernet Sauvignon to accompany a $24 fixed-price French meal. Half the bottles were labeled as being from Noah's Winery in California. The labels on the other bottles showed the wine to be from Noah's Winery in north dakota. In both cases, the wine was an inexpensive Charles Shaw wine.
Those drinking what they believed were California wines rated the wine and food as tasting better, and ate 11 percent more of their food. They were also more likely to make return reservations.
Sounds like a fun experiment to try on friends. I wonder if I'd get the same results?
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