GLOBAL: Women hold key to home wine market - research
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 2 April 2009
Women's knowledge of wine is vastly underestimated, the organisers of the Vinexpo wine show have said, as new research shows that women buy eight out of ten bottles of wine drunk by UK households.
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Women's knowledge of wine is vastly underestimated, the organisers of the Vinexpo wine show have said, as new research shows that women buy eight out of ten bottles of wine drunk by UK households.
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