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The section Local lore claims that Pliny the elder mentioned wine from Die. Die was at that time called Vocontes or Vocontiorum, depending on language. I have searched Pliny's works without finding anything to substantiate the claim. The reference in the article is a web page written by Clairette de Die, so perhaps not the most unbiased source. Does anybody know more on the subject? Or is it merely local lore? --Klättermusen (talk) 10:18, 29 May 2016 (UTC)Reply
