FRANCE: Wine harvest to rise as market stumbles
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 11 August 2009
France is expecting a wine grape harvest of around 48m hectolitres in 2009, up from 2008 in a tough period for French wine sales at home and abroad.
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France is expecting a wine grape harvest of around 48m hectolitres in 2009, up from 2008 in a tough period for French wine sales at home and abroad.
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