SOUTH AFRICA: KWV to sell on domestic market
By Arnold Kirkby | 26 October 2001
After decades of debate, KWV's natural wines will make their home debut at the end of November. An agreement dating back more than six decades between KWV, when it was a co-operative, and its members prevented the sale of its natural wines in South Africa. With KWV becoming a company and the changes in the structure of the wine industry at the Cape, this has fallen away.
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After decades of debate, KWV's natural wines will make their home debut at the end of November. An agreement dating back more than six decades between KWV, when it was a co-operative, and its members prevented the sale of its natural wines in South Africa. With KWV becoming a company and the changes in the structure of the wine industry at the Cape, this has fallen away.
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