A centuries-old French vineyard is losing money on every bottle of wine shipped to the US. Small producers like the Boesch family refuse to compromise on quality to cut costs – and are looking to find new markets. #DWBusiness
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15 Comments
Yes
Yes!,i don't drink wine but buy wine for friends, family.we have to protect traditionele crafts,keep it going
French wine is a Veblen good (luxury good), so yes.
1/3 of the wine is exported, this 1/3 equated to 13b USD in 2024, meaning, total wine value with domestic consumption is about $40b, that's insane 😮😮😮😮😮
Would have been nice if they had the Russian market still 🙄
French wine is terrible. Argentina makes the best wine.
Honestly $10 or $11.5 is no difference to the average wine drinker
If it is a good wine- 15% in cost is not going to bother any wine drinker in the US – Europe is in trouble but the tariffs are the least of it. France and the EU are a joke and looking for war with Russia
Sollution, Lets drink more wine in Europe 🎉
Start making non-alcoholic wine, go with the flow.
Sell to Asia 🎉❤ We not biased.
Free Free Democracy 🎉😂❤
Wines from Alsace are excellent!
This business is already looking at new markets. The US tariff effect will temporarily affect their business. In time they will find a way .
Certainly a Winery that’s more than 100 years older than the United States can survive without their business.
I'm sure they will survive