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As far as I can tell, "selmelier" is just a gimmick by Mark Bitterman (Also Champagnesheik), who also wrote the original version of the article. Selmelier isn't in common use anywhere outside of Bitterman's writing even if he probably hoped it would become used at the time. Given that "selmelier" deosn't seem to be a thing, I think the sentence about what they tend to do should be removed. Sfsworms (talk) 07:53, 17 August 2023 (UTC)Reply
