Chile creates lower-alcohol wine category amid consumption shift
Chile has introduced a new official wine category for lower-alcohol wines as consumer preferences shift away from traditional full-strength bottles. The move recognises a genuine market trend and could influence how wines are classified, marketed and traded across the industry. It's worth watching, as regulatory changes in major wine-producing nations often signal shifts that ripple through importing and retail markets worldwide.
Originally published by UPI
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