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"He cuts off every branch in me that bears no fruit, while every branch that does bear fruit he prunes so that it will be even more fruitful" John 15:2 Early morning run Machum-Ahn At Allthestuffwelovelove, we study and learn about our trade daily. We love to run. Surrounded by vineyards and wine producing houses and factories, the Moselle region of Luxembourg is the ideal place to do just that. In our last blog, we wrote about the back-breaking work of a Vandangeur (a grape-picker); today we continue to explore on what happens on the vineyards after the grapes are picked, after they are transported off, when they grapes are used for the production of wines and when the wines' been sold and drank! Splendid autumn colors Every season, the vineyard evolves accordingly. At the end of summer, early autumn, grapes fruits are ripe and ready to be picked on lush green vine branches. Autumn brings an array of blazing orange, yellow, red and