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Dec 2009
Hong Kong has quickly become a major hub for fine wine in the world, thanks to the freshly eliminated taxes (from 80%) and fueled by China’s newly rich. Crown Wine Cellars is one spinoff of this boom in business. They’ve converted a WWII bomb shelter into a wine cellar and now hold 27,000 cases for their clients.
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2 Responses:
December 5th, 2009 at 12:16 am
Weston, haha, ya right. We love our parochial mentality here in British Columbia.
But ya, 0% tax will never happen here. Reforms? Well, that’s another, serious issue. And I hope that it does.

