The shrinking number of wine distributors across the United States is troubling to wineries large and small. As the volume of wine production in Washington increases, wineries will have to work harder to find a home for the product. “Unless the Washington State population doubles in the next twelve years, wineries are going to have to look outside the state’s borders to sell their wine,” said Matt Mabus of Cordon Selections, a wine distributor in Seattle. “This market [Washington State] can’t take that much more wine,” he added. “Wineries are not going to be able to sell all their product […]
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