Whisky Fraud Rising - Protecting "The Recipe" in China, India
The UK is fighting to protect the integrity of Scotch whiskey in much the same way as wine makers have over the last few years. Whiskey fraud is on the rise and the consumer market in China and India is increasing at an astounding rate mandating that Scotch whiskey be firmly and legally established to make it more difficult for cheap imitations to gain market share.
Read More: luxist Posted: Dec 30, 07
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By: rocketranger on Dec 29, 07 | 0 Trends | 1911 Comments |
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Probably because it doesn't taste like the real stuff?
I'm not really a whiskey connisseur, but I'd be incredibly pissed off if I bought a good bottle and it wasn't up to par because of fraud (on a related note, if it was beer - something I am definitely a snob about - I'd be the first one in line to lobby for legislation). By: Jacqueline Zenn on Dec 30, 07 | 1 Trends | 11 Comments |
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