Publisher's Synopsis
This is a historical report by the Select Committee of the Cape of Good Hope Parliament, appointed to investigate and report on the state of the wine trade. This document provides valuable insight into the economic conditions and challenges faced by the wine industry in the Cape Colony during the period under review. The report covers various aspects of the wine trade, including production, marketing, and export. It also addresses concerns related to quality control, competition, and regulatory issues. 'Report Of The Select Committee Appointed To Consider And Report Of The State Of The Wine Trade' is an essential resource for researchers and historians interested in the economic history of South Africa and the development of its wine industry.
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