UK: Wine drinkers still favour familiarity over special offers - survey
By James Wilmore | 21 May 2012
More wine drinkers in the UK are choosing a brand they know or like, ahead of a bottle on special offer, according to a new survey.
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More wine drinkers in the UK are choosing a brand they know or like, ahead of a bottle on special offer, according to a new survey.
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