A French court on Tuesday convicted respected wine exporter Georges Duboeuf Wines of fraud after one of its wineries mixed a variety of grapes in its Beaujolais. The winery also faces a fine, but it falls far short of the amount sought by prosecutors intent on ensuring that such practices don't spread. The Georges Duboeuf business exports 75 percent of its wine, primarily to the United States.
July 06, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A French court on Tuesday convicted respected wine exporter Georges Duboeuf Wines of fraud after one of its wineries mixed a variety of grapes in its Beaujolais.
The court in Villefranche-sur-Saone in southeast France fined the vintner $38,370, well below the $192,000 the prosecutor had requested.
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