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Can't sell wine? Blame it on 26/11
Updated On: 04 May, 2012 07:18 AM IST | | Ravikiran Deshmukh
Requesting a bailout during a meeting with Deputy CM Ajit Pawar, wine producers suffering from dwindling business blame the terror attacks for their downfall
The wine industry is in a state of crisis, as the production and sale of the liquor has hit its worst phase in the last 10 years. And yesterday at a meeting held with the state government, the parties present put the blame for the bad phase on the 26/11 terror attacks. According to the state government and wine producers, the horrifying terror attacks that shocked the city to its core in 2008, have affected the wine production and business that was witnessing steady growth.

W(h)ine story: Wine producers complain that the sales of wine have decreased as the inflow of foreigners, their major client base, decreased owing to security measures after the 26/11 terror attacks. Representation Pic
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