Domaine Lafage steps in to rescue majority of Banyuls and Collioure production
Domaine Lafage has acquired the Collioure Banyuls Winegrowers' Group, a struggling cooperative that produces around 60% of wines from these two historic Roussillon appellations in southwest France. The move secures production and creates a new business called Terrasses Vermeilles, signalling consolidation in these traditional wine regions.
Originally published by The Drinks Business
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