The 12 Oldest Wine Companies in the World According to WineTurtle.com

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This article was brought to our attention by WineTurtle.com and we wanted to pass this along.

Fun fact: There's a New World Winery on this list but it's not where you'd expect!

Enjoy!!

The World's 12 Oldest Wine Companies

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