Sip, spit: Underage wine students try a taste
Isabela Parra Galiano, 35, smells a white wine last week during Reggie Daigneault's class at the Northwest Wine Academy at South Seattle Community College. A new state law will allow 18- to 20-year-old students in a wine or culinary program to taste wine but not consume it.
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