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 Since the 15th century, people have been “cooking” gentian roots in wine to create a potion used to treat a number of ailments. In modern times, infusions of gentian roots in wine or spirits have proven to be very popular. Gentiane de Lure has been a grand classic of Distilleries et Domaines de Provence since 1898. |
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