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work_x7f5suzbfzarvddua2gxapqyri	Peter J. Howland	Distinction by proxy: The democratization of fine wine	2013.0	17	.pdf	application/pdf	7118	507	45	industries democratized the cultural and social capitals of appreciative wine wines Martinborough's tourists are structurally validated in middle-class Keywords: democratization, reflexive individuality, social distinction, wine middle-class distinction renowned for expensive, high-quality wines – Democratization does not supplant fine wine consumption as a form of elite distinction, especially as connoisseurship remains an obvious barrier to many), the minimal cultural capital of appropriate dress and behaviour, and an awareness that fine wine consumption is domestic wine consumption as a mark of middle-class distinction (Cooper, In addition the purchase and appreciative consumption of local wines was democratized; an initiative one Martinborough engaged as an objectified site of middle-class distinction in which their varied capacities of appreciative wine consumption are facilitated by democratization and singular commodity strategies. habitus that routinely advocates self-consciousness and reflexivity; dispositions particularly apparent in tourists' personalized narratives of wine consumption and distinction.	./cache/work_x7f5suzbfzarvddua2gxapqyri.pdf	./txt/work_x7f5suzbfzarvddua2gxapqyri.txt