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Making premium wine Ao Yun in China is no easy feat, according to Moet Hennessy (Estates & Wines) head Jean-Guillaume Prats
With neither access roads nor electricity and very little water, it would be a nearly impossible feat to build a winery in the remote village of Adong in Yunnan (straddling the China-Tibet border). Jean-Guillaume Prats, president and CEO of Estates & Wines, the Moet Hennessy Wine Division, tells us about the challenges they face to craft this premium wine.