Marlborough wine pioneer tries Asian markets with spicy variety
Allan Scott says it's too early to write off this year's harvest because of poor growing conditions.
Pioneer Marlborough winemaker Allan Scott says writing off this year’s vintage due to poor growing conditions may be premature.
He says the harvest produced grapes that were low in sugar content and the lack of sunshine made it hard to get the damp fruit to ripen.
But he says these factors
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Fri, 04 Aug 2017
Fri, 04 Aug 2017
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Marlborough wine pioneer tries Asian markets with spicy variety
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