The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT29) CALISTOGA, Calif. -- Dec. 25, 2007 -- LEONHARDT-COLUMN -- Schramsberg Sparkling Wines in Calistoga, Calif., in December 2006. The main cause of this golden age of inexpensive wine is the obvious one: globalization. Once confined to a small part of Europe, the making (and exporting) of great wine is now done across the globe. But there is also another factor that gets less attention. Since the early 1990s, the federal tax on wine -- $1.07 a gallon -- hasn't budged. The taxes on beer and liquor haven't changed either, which means that, in inflation-adjusted terms, alcohol taxes have been steadily falling. (Jim Wilson/The New York Times)
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