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This is very interesting, Craig. The article mentions Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Champagne, but I wonder about wines from other regions such as the Rhone, Alsace, Beaujolais, and the Languedoc-Roussillon. Any idea if they are also experiencing similar drops in sales?

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Burugndy will probably always perform okay. There's enough demand for the very limited supply. And with a pretty good string of vintages now, it won't be hurting.

Bordeaux, on the other hand, has huge production levels. It almost has to be a case of the uber collectors wanting first growths and super seconds, and the demand drops geometrically from there.

Champagne is a bit of a surprise. But I'm glad because it means I might see more of the stuff and greater variety.

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