S AFRICA: Distell predicts broadly lower '07 harvest
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 20 March 2007
The chief viticulturist at Distell, South Africa's largest wine group, has predicted lower crop sizes in many of the country's wine-growing regions.
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The chief viticulturist at Distell, South Africa's largest wine group, has predicted lower crop sizes in many of the country's wine-growing regions.
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