Most Algerian wine today is shipped to Italy, France and Spain, where it is mixed into other wines. But in the 1950s, Algeria, Morocco and which other North African country, home to the ancient city of Carthage, made almost two-thirds of the wine traded internationally?

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Tunisia. By the 1950s, Algerian wine, together with wines from Tunisia and Morocco, made up nearly two-thirds of the world's internationally traded wine. Most Algerian wine today is exported to France, Italy, and Spain, where it is blended and sold under other labels.