AUS: Lower wine harvest expected for 2007
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 28 November 2006
The Australian Wine and Brandy Corporation has forecast lower wine harvest yields next year, but said that current plantings will be adequate to meet projected demand.
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The Australian Wine and Brandy Corporation has forecast lower wine harvest yields next year, but said that current plantings will be adequate to meet projected demand.
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