New Zealand wine growers look beyond the glut

AFP English 2011-05-25

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Years of surplus in New Zealand's prime wine growing region have pummeled prices, and forced many wineries to shut their doors. But now vintners are looking brightly to signs the industry is slowly recovering.Duration: 02:13

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