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A man in the Kurdish city of Rawanduz has plans to expand his wine-making business.
He uses grapes that normally are too soft to be eaten, but work well for wine-making.
Buyers hope boosting production from vineyards will help the local economy.
The vintner has plans to send 10,000 liters of wine into the market.
He uses grapes that normally are too soft to be eaten, but work well for wine-making.
Buyers hope boosting production from vineyards will help the local economy.
The vintner has plans to send 10,000 liters of wine into the market.
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