FRANCE: Cognac sales slide slowing - BNIC
By Stuart Todd | 8 July 2009
Cognac sales have probably reached their lowest point, according to trade body the Bureau National Interprofessionnel de Cognac (BNIC).
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Cognac sales have probably reached their lowest point, according to trade body the Bureau National Interprofessionnel de Cognac (BNIC).
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