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The Case for Canada’s Sustainable Wine Industry
For years I have been hearing wine writers and others say that unless Canadian wines are sold in the UK or the US we will never become a well-known industry. Unless our wines are reviewed by the heavy hitters of the wine world … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Eco Sustainability, Grapes and Wine
Tagged canada, consumption, export, production, sustainability, wine
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