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When COVID Deprives French Winemakers Of Their Sense Of Smell Woman at wine testing, in Tasmania, Australia. - Bangor Vineyard Shed       Smell blindness, or anosmia, a common coronavirus symptom, isn t a pleasant experience for anyone. But for an oenologist, it s also a serious professional handicap. The first thing Nicolas Garde noticed that morning in March 2020 was that he felt off bizarre, in his words. After an hour, I realized that I could only smell a few aromas, the resident of Alsace, in eastern France, recalls. Two days later, I had completely lost my sense of smell. Like many people affected by the COVID-19 virus, Garde experienced anosmia, also known as smell blindness. The difference in his case, however, is that the loss of smell and taste had a direct impact on his ability to work. That s because Garde is an oenologist, an expert, in other words, in the science of wine and wine making. And, as it turns out, he s not t

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