FRANCE: Wine and wood chips given green light
By Sophie Kevany | 30 March 2006
The use of wood chips in winemaking, a cost-cutting, New World practice scorned by French wine purists, will soon be authorised by the French government.
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The use of wood chips in winemaking, a cost-cutting, New World practice scorned by French wine purists, will soon be authorised by the French government.
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