PORTUGAL: Symington divests most of Madeira Wine Company to Blandy's
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 2 June 2011
Symington Family Estates has followed its purchase of the Cockburn's Port brand last year by selling back most of its stake in Madeira Wine Company (MWC) to the Blandy Group.
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Symington Family Estates has followed its purchase of the Cockburn's Port brand last year by selling back most of its stake in Madeira Wine Company (MWC) to the Blandy Group.
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