demand for rose wine is not falling but rising and in this case the right approach to produce more using practices that owe more to a chemistry set than to invest quality
International demand for rosé wine is not falling but rising, and in this case the right approach is not to produce more using winemaking practices that owe more to a chemistry set than anything else, but to invest in quality, in specialisation and in the characterisation of European wines, in the marketing and promotion of real wine in general in order to extend the market and finally make it easier for young people to enter the winemaking business.
demand for rosé wine is not falling but rising, and in this case the right approach to produce more using practices that owe more to a chemistry set than to invest quality, specialisation and in the of European wines, in the and promotion of real general in order to extend the market and finally it for young people to the winemaking business.