UK: Consumers cutting spend on wine - research
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 13 March 2009
Consumers in the UK are cutting their spend on wine as one of the worst recessions for decades tightens household purse strings, new research shows.
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Consumers in the UK are cutting their spend on wine as one of the worst recessions for decades tightens household purse strings, new research shows.
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