Criminal
Aug. 20, 2014
In wine there is truth, but there is also counterfeit
Wine fraud is on the rise. Americans are drinking and collecting more expensive wine than ever, resulting in a flood of counterfeit wines in the marketplace - and the problem is only growing.
Wine fraud is on the rise. Americans are drinking and collecting more expensive wine than ever, resulting in a flood of counterfeit wines in the marketplace. The problem, moreover, is hardly limited to the United States. Several recent cases in China, where new money has generated a new taste for fine wine, demonstrate the international scope of the challenge. Some experts believe that fraud affects up to 20 percent of all wine sold worldwide.
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