The wine trade is never quickest off the mark. We published a set of wine consumer New Year's resolutions on the day itself, 1 Jan 2011. But the wine trade tend to extend the New Year holidays as they know that their customers are unlikely to be placing large orders in the first few hungover or resolute days of the year. Thus it was only this morning that Doug Wregg, Mr Literate at UK natural wine importers Caves de Pyrène with its wine bar offshoots Terroirs and now Brawn, has issued his suggested New Year's resolutions for the wine trade...
New Year's wine trade resolutions
Friday 7 January 2011
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