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In 2009, sparkling wines and Champagne were up 5.4% in volume compared to 2008 in supermarkets. Wines says “quiet” also experienced a sales increase of 1.2% in the same large surface, which represents an increase of 2.9% Financial. The roses are also continuing their appeal and increase of 9.9% in volume and 14.6% in value. The red wines are the spearheads of this sector with 59% of sales volume.

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