The World Whiskies Conference - quote, unquote, Day 2
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 16 April 2008
This year's World Whiskies Conference concludes today (15 April) with a look at a wide scope of issues concerning the industry, including innovation, legal definitions and future growth possibilities. Here's a snapshot of who said what today.
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This year's World Whiskies Conference concludes today (15 April) with a look at a wide scope of issues concerning the industry, including innovation, legal definitions and future growth possibilities. Here's a snapshot of who said what today.
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