The rise of Australia as a wine nation

John Germov; Julie McIntyre

The rise of Australia as a wine nation

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Think of alcohol in Australian life and you probably think of beer: a “hard-earned thirst” and all that. Yet our national drinking taste is undergoing a dramatic change. Not only are we drinking less overall, but beer no longer dominates the contents of the national glass. Consumption trends now show that wine may soon be our drink of choice in terms of the type of alcohol consumed.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publisher	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 05 Jun 2013

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