Australians exhibit their native resolve
By Olly Wehring | 10 February 2004
In spite of a strong currency, the continued problems of heavy discounting and worries about the harvest, Australian wine exporters remained characteristically upbeat at the Australia Day Tastings held in London last week. just-drinks' Olly Wehring visited the tasting and found out that there is little an Australian enjoys more than a challenge.
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In spite of a strong currency, the continued problems of heavy discounting and worries about the harvest, Australian wine exporters remained characteristically upbeat at the Australia Day Tastings held in London last week. just-drinks' Olly Wehring visited the tasting and found out that there is little an Australian enjoys more than a challenge.
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