We don't have an estimate because we have difficulty estimating how much counterfeit wine is actually out there. There have been some estimates that as much as 50% of the icewine sold in China is actually counterfeit. This is one of the key reasons that we attempt, with every opportunity, to have icewine defined in international trade agreements. We attempted to do that in the Korea agreement; however, we didn't have a definition in Canada. We're trying to get it now into the Japan agreement. We're waiting for Gazette part I to come forward with the internationally accepted definition of icewine, hopefully within the next few days.
On October 23rd, 2012. See this statement in context.