No Sour Grapes: Aussie team's new technique has 100% success rate in determining wine's origin

By Pearly Neo

02-Jun-2021 - Last updated on 02-Jun-2021 at 01:30 GMT

Just as the man made globally famous by a Netflix documentary outlining how he conned wine collectors out of millions of dollars was deported to his native Indonesia, a team of scientists from Australia believe they have found a fast and simple method of authenticating wine and ending global wine fraud.

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