AUSTRALIA: Grape quality “not related to yield”
By Frank Smith | 11 November 2003
The widely held belief amongst winemakers that high yielding grape crops result in poor quality wine was challenged at the West Australian Wine Outlook Conference, yesterday.
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The widely held belief amongst winemakers that high yielding grape crops result in poor quality wine was challenged at the West Australian Wine Outlook Conference, yesterday.
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