So we can expect higher prices for Australian value wines, here in the States.
Monday, January 14, 2013
More troubles in Oz
The owners of some of the "Critter" wines (best example being the mass-market Yellow Tail brand) are losing money, as the strong Aussie dollar makes it more difficult to sell the wines at low prices in the US.
So we can expect higher prices for Australian value wines, here in the States.
So we can expect higher prices for Australian value wines, here in the States.
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