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Retailers will need some wooing in Penfolds charm drive – The Australian Financial Review
Some independent retailers say customers moved on from chasing Penfolds Grange in Australia after much of it went to China.
Anthony DAnna, co-owner of Boccaccio Cellars in the leafy Melbourne suburb of Balwyn, said the biggest issue facing the Penfolds brand in Australia was the seemingly never-ending round of price rises for Penfolds Grange and other high-end Penfolds wines.
Its not really something that people ask for these days. I think it is pretty common knowledge that it is pretty hard to get.
Maya Nash, Paddington Fine Wines
The recommended retail price of the 2016 version of Penfolds Grange, which hit the market…
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