Burgundy Prices Rise Sharply at Hospices Auction Despite Questions Over Winemaking

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Issue: January 31, 1998

January 31, 1998 Burgundy Prices Rise Sharply at Hospices Auction Despite Questions Over Winemaking Three-fourths of the wines sold recently at the prestigious Hospices de Beaune auction in Burgundy, the world's largest charity wine sale, were made by means that may violate current French and European winemaking legislation.

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