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Why should consumers trust winemakers who do not filter their wine, as per the text?

Because filtered wine is more popular
Because filtering wine diminishes its flavor
Because unfiltered wine is risky to consume
Because winemakers are experts in producing intense wine

The correct answer is: Because winemakers are experts in producing intense wine

Consumers should trust winemakers who do not filter their wine because winemakers are experts in producing intense wine. The text implies that winemakers who choose not to filter their wine do so intentionally to enhance the flavor and intensity of the wine. This suggests that these winemakers have knowledge and expertise in the winemaking process that allows them to create a unique and high-quality product. Therefore, trusting these experienced winemakers is a reasonable choice for consumers who are looking for a more intense wine-drinking experience. Option A is incorrect because popularity does not necessarily equate to trustworthiness. Option B is incorrect as it does not directly address the expertise of winemakers in producing intense wine. Option C is incorrect as there is no indication in the text that unfiltered wine is risky to consume.