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A Menagerie of Aussie Values
Rapid growth in vineyard plantings has stoked a boom in fine reds costing $10 or less
Not long ago, the vice president of one of Australia's largest wine companies made a prediction. It was late 2002 and Yellow Tail had just taken the value segment of the U.S. wine market by storm. The brand wasn't the product of one of the big wine companies.
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