Question

Read each question and answer the question given below each accordingly.

Prolonged spells of hot, dry weather at the end of the grape-growing season typically reduce a vineyard's yield,because the grapes stay
relatively small. In years with such weather, wine producers can make only a relatively small quantity of wine from a given area of vineyards.
Nonetheless, in regions where wine producers generally grow their own grapes, analysts typically expect a long, hot
, dry spell late in the growing season to result in increased revenues for local wine
producers.

Which of the following, if true, does most to justify the analysts'expectation?​

Answer 1

Answer:

which question I give answer of that question

Answer 2

Answer:

Grapes grown for wine production are typically made into wine at or near the vineyard in which they were grown