Wine duties and import trends in early 18th century analysis
The document examines wine trade dynamics, duties, and smuggling in the early 1700s. It notes high duties reducing foreign wine imports, proliferation of home made wines, and shifts in consumption from imported to domestic outputs. It cites figures on tonnage, hogsheads, and yearly quantities and references parliamentary reporting on duties.
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