An infantry regiment that mutinied during a 1907 strike in this industry was commemorated in the popular song “Glory to the 17th.” A worker nicknamed “the Cicada,” Marcelin Albert, organized a strike in this industry, which produced the “pinard” that came into use during World War I. Napoleon’s interior minister, Jean-Antoine Chaptal, lent his name to the “chaptalization” technique used in this industry. Leo Laliman was denied a 320,000 franc government (*) prize for his “Americanist” solution to a major crisis in this industry, (10[1])which was also investigated by Jules-Emile Planchon. In the 1890s, (10[1])a project called “la reconstitution” saved this industry (-5[1])from the Phylloxera (10[1])epidemic. (10[2])For 10 points, name this French industry prominent in regions like Burgundy, (10[1])Bordeaux, and Champagne. ■END■