(Sharecast News) - Gusbourne announced on Wednesday that it is extending its global reach, with new distribution partners in seven countries from the start of 2020.
The AIM-traded firm said that first, launching at Vinexpo in Paris during February, Gusbourne would be imported to France through Les Passeurs de Vin.
In Austria, Derksen would be distributing the wines and in Germany, Segnitz & Co would focus on listings in leading hotels and restaurants.
Fine Brands would be distributing Gusbourne in Finland, and Classic Drinks in Ireland.
Glengarry was launching in New Zealand, and based in Moscow, Novaya Klassika would be supplying Gusbourne throughout Russia.
Gusbourne said it would also be served in the first class lounges of Japan Airlines from April.
The wines were already distributed internationally in the United States, Japan, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, Norway, the United Arab Emirates and Switzerland.
"Ever since Gusbourne was founded in 2004, we have been privileged to supply a wide range of leading restaurants, hotels and prestigious retailers across the UK and beyond with our award-winning wines," said chief executive officer Charlie Holland.
"We are thrilled that Gusbourne will be available in 15 countries overseas from the start of 2020 and very much look forward to working closely with our new and existing distribution partners in the years ahead."
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