Why Wine Became a Status Symbol in China Red Obsession

A newly affluent class in China looks to luxury brands and fine wines to establish status and social clout. But despite a growing demand for Bordeaux wines, production in France is still limited by the natural elements of the land, weather, and growing season.

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Why Wine Became a Status Symbol in China | Red Obsession

Director: David Roach and Warwick Ross
Producer: Warwick Ross