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10. One Last Note on Prohibition Wine

According to the Volstead Act, sacramental wine was allowed for religious ceremonies, and wine-making continued to flourish even during Prohibition. Home consumption of fruit juice led wine-makers to create wine bricks which could be placed in water. These came with a warning, to not allow it to set for more than 20 days. At this point, the juice could become wine, and you wouldn't want that.

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