US: Wine origin registers with US consumers
By Joel Ceausu | 11 October 2005
A majority of American wine consumers rank where a wine comes from higher than most other factors when making purchases.
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A majority of American wine consumers rank where a wine comes from higher than most other factors when making purchases.
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