British winemaker in France, fearing no-deal Brexit, targets new markets
By Reuters
06 October 2019 |
7:52 am
Winemaker Andy Cook has long exported medium-bodied Cotes de Roussillon reds and grenache-blended whites to his native Britain, but faced with the risk of a no-deal Brexit he has now lined up two new markets - Russia and China.
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