Drought Cuts 1995 Harvest in Australia; Chileans and South Africans Pick Normal Crops

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Issue: August 31, 1995

August 31, 1995 Drought Cuts 1995 Harvest in Australia; Chileans and South Africans Pick Normal Crops As the grapes grow fat on the vine in the Northern Hemisphere's summer for the 1995 vintage, Southern Hemisphere grapes are already being turned into wine.

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