Beaujolais Nouveau winemakers rap sales in plastic bottles

Beaujolais Nouveau winemakers rap sales in plastic bottles

TOKYO, Japan - Daniel Bulliat (C), a vintner and president of the Beaujolais-Beaujolais Village winemakers association, speaks to reporters at the French Embassy in Tokyo on Nov. 19, 2009. Bulliat condemned the marketing in Japan of the seasonal French red wine in plastic bottles.

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