FRANCE: Provence winemakers' concern at EU rosé plan
By Stuart Todd | 12 March 2009
Provence wine producers have expressed deep concern over their future if EU plans to allow the blending of red and white wines to make rosés are adopted.
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Provence wine producers have expressed deep concern over their future if EU plans to allow the blending of red and white wines to make rosés are adopted.
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