FRANCE: Cognac dip will be short-lived - Courvoisier MD
By Chris Mercer | 10 September 2009
A slip in Cognac sales in the global economic downturn will not turn into a long-term trend, the head of Courvoisier has told just-drinks.
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A slip in Cognac sales in the global economic downturn will not turn into a long-term trend, the head of Courvoisier has told just-drinks.
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