Millennials in China who grew up witnessing China's growth and wealth are more proud and confident in homegrown products. (pic: iStock)

Millennials in China who grew up witnessing China's growth and wealth are more proud and confident in homegrown products. (pic: iStock)

Wineries selling wines to China might have a problem: Chinese consumers are not drinking enough imported wines, and more often than not, they are reaching for a bottle of domestically produced Chinese wine. 

Wineries selling wines to China might have a problem: Chinese consumers are not drinking enough imported wines, and more often than not, they are reaching for a bottle of domestically produced Chinese wine. 

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