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From the early 1900's the French champagne industry has been ruthless in its political and legal battles to protect the name of champagne whether from usurpation by foreign wine producers or from makers of nonwine products www.champagnemagic.com. In 2003 a new weapon was added to the armoury. A consumer advertising campaign incorporating five book mark sized teasers have posed such questions as Washington apples from Nevada and Alaska salmon from Florida The questions are answered in full page adverts which explain why champagne can only come from Champagne www.champagne.fr.
International Journal of Wine Marketing – Emerald Publishing
Published: Feb 1, 2005
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