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Pitigliano's Jewish past combines with a long local tradition of wine production to make it a major producer of kosher wine in Italy.

In a seminal study of the subject, "Wines: Their Sensory Evaluation" (1976), Maynard A. Amerine and Edward B. Roessler called this the "Romantic" tradition in wine writing.

In the old Rioja tradition, the wine was aged for more than 15 years before it was released.

It is an American phenomenon because so few of us have ever shared the Old World tradition of wine with meals.

Monroe, a month-old restaurant from the same family as Kiki's, continues that tradition: the wine is just as reasonable and the portions just as large and beside the point.

"The French market is complicated, because the clients are rather 'terroir,' with a strong tradition of wine rooted in the soil, and so this type of product will take a while to catch on," Villard said.

The fact that Latif ended up on the most densely settled island in North America, on a small lot situated above the I.R.T. subway, was not about to stop him from carrying on the family tradition; his wine would make do with a Park Avenue terroir.

In addition we have our Friday night tradition of wine and appetizers.

A short drive west of Putignano, Gioia del Colle has a long tradition of wine-making.

The tradition of "wining" (gyrating of the hips) is a mutation of an African tradition.

Although he is not very attached to tradition, his wines have not suffered for it.