Science, asked by kunalsinghoo7, 9 months ago

why Grapes Get Fermented

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Answered by Rudra3852

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Answered by moosakazim514

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they get fermented because like they kind of old

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if it is hanging it gets fermented because of it is hanging for example 5 months

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