Invitation to the inhabitants of England to the manufacture of wines, from the fruits of their own country ; on a plan not hitherto practised, and which embraces the important objects of excellence and cheapness, accompanied with remarks on the character and price of foreign wines, and suggestions for the establishment of vineyards in the warmer provinces of this island
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A short work encouraging wine production in England. Worthington suggests planting vineyards as well as other fruits such as currants and gooseberries so that England can produce wine for its own consumption and not be dependent on other countries for wine.
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