Starting in March it became readily apparent that 2020 was going to be a real slog for wine. When restaurants, bars, and hotels are closed due to a global pandemic, wine doesn’t sell which is a big problem, amongst many big problems. While there’s been a marked ramp up in purchases for home drinking, there’s simply too much wine from 2019 and previous vintages that hasn’t yet been sold. What’s worse is that this wine probably won’t be sold anytime soon as people are starting to cut back on “unnecessary” […]
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