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https://aes.colostate.edu/old/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2017/05/WCRC-OM-e1494361874571.jpg1140541Our purpose is to teach students and interns to visualize and produce high quality commercial wines, from Colorado grown grapes, that reflect our terroir and are both innovative and pleasing to customers.