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Embracing Old Oak Barrels
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Carving a New Niche in Cognac
How small producers are innovating to survive in a brand-dominated category—and appeal to younger consumers
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Hopping from tier to tier may be the quickest way to understand the industry and develop your career
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Farming biodynamically and organically in Champagne has traditionally been seen as risky business, but a growing movement is challenging that prejudice
