CHINESE BRANDY MAKERS EXPAND SALES
August 1st, 2009
BY MARK GODFREY
CHINESE brandy makers are securing increasing sales of their product in China, using French expertise to create quality products. Leading Chinese winemaker Dynasty, is claiming double-digit growth in domestic sales of its VSOP and Napoleon (five and seven year vintage respectively), said company CFO Rex Yeung. Crediting distilling technology and advice from Dynasty's joint venture partner, France's Rémy Martin, for its success, Yeung said Dynasty uses brandy to demonstrate the firm's ability to produce sophisticated products. ...
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