The Asian Decanter will be made up mainly of translated content from the UK edition, with 30 per cent generated locally...
Decanter's new 'traditional Chinese' edition
The British nearly-monthly Decanter is very pleased to announce that it is launching a special dedicated Asian edition, the first western wine magazine so to do. In their publicity they're describing it as 'Chinese-language' but since it will initially be sold in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia "before eventually rolling out to mainland China", it will presumably be in Cantonese rather than Mandarin – although Decanter's own publicity describes it as "traditional Chinese text" (for which see an explanation in your turn).
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- Access 289,183 wine reviews & 15,898 articles
- Access The Oxford Companion to Wine & The World Atlas of Wine
- Early access to the latest wine reviews & articles, 48 hours in advance
- Commercial use of up to 25 wine reviews & scores for marketing
- Access 289,183 wine reviews & 15,898 articles
- Access The Oxford Companion to Wine & The World Atlas of Wine
- Early access to the latest wine reviews & articles, 48 hours in advance
- Commercial use of up to 250 wine reviews & scores for marketing
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