China's acquiring a tastes
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Shanghai, China (AP) = Yao Yun pulls the cork on a bottle of red wine in a fashionable restaurant here and does something that might horrify a Frenchman: he pours himself half a glass and tops it up with Sprite. "Wine tastes too bitter, but the more we drink mixed wine, the more we like it," says the young graphic designer, pouring a second glass for his friend. Red wine is a la mode in China's increasingly prosperous cities these days, particularly at wedding banquets and karaoke bars. It has replaced the Cognac that people here downed by the tumblerful a few years ago. But thanks to lax regulation and unscrupulous vintners, much of the wine in China is of poor quality. Many people mix white wine with Coca-Cola or red wine with Sprite to make the wine more palatable.
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