Mon Dieu! Et merde! Repetez, s’il-vous plaît. The French government is spending millions — millllllll. Yuns — of euros to destroy surplus gallons of wine, writes Jelisa Castrodale of Food & Wine. Government officials in France believe that it’s necessary to eliminate a significant percentage of its wine crop — about 7% of last year’s total — because there’s a wine surplus caused by a combination of factors, including the lingering effects of the pandemic, the ongoing war in Ukraine, consumer inflation, and a change in drinking habits throughout the country.
Pour One Out for Bordeaux Wine
Pour One Out for Bordeaux Wine
Pour One Out for Bordeaux Wine
Mon Dieu! Et merde! Repetez, s’il-vous plaît. The French government is spending millions — millllllll. Yuns — of euros to destroy surplus gallons of wine, writes Jelisa Castrodale of Food & Wine. Government officials in France believe that it’s necessary to eliminate a significant percentage of its wine crop — about 7% of last year’s total — because there’s a wine surplus caused by a combination of factors, including the lingering effects of the pandemic, the ongoing war in Ukraine, consumer inflation, and a change in drinking habits throughout the country.