Question

Which statement best explains why wine production dominates in some areas of the world and not in others? Wine consumption is not encouraged in regions of the world where Christianity is the dominant religion. Vineyards are typically owned by private corporations that have a monopoly on the world market. The consumption of wine in some regions is driven by religious beliefs and other cultural beliefs. Vineyards are grown in every part of the world where the climate and soil are conducive to winemaking. Governments in some parts of the world encourage residents to drink wine made from local vineyards.

Answer 1

Answer: Vineyards are grown in every part of the world where the climate and soil are conducive to wine making.

Explanation: you need certain climates and temperature and soil productivity in order for the wine to come out right, that is the most important factor climate and agricultural statues

Answer 2

Vineyards are grown in every part of the world where the climate and soil are conducive to wine-making

Explanation:

• Today, wine is produced all over the world, from Scandinavia to Australia, South Africa to Brazil, and Argentina to Wisconsin
• However, the ability to sustainably grow crops within a certain area was increasingly driving both tradition and economy. This is particularly evident with wine growing and wine production, where the climate is perhaps the most important environmental factor in ripening the fruits to their full level for the wine form.
• To virtually all wine drinkers, the climate poses the most noticeable variations in wine types. The wines of a cool climate have general characteristics which differ from those of a hot climate