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Wine brand equity stabilising after Covid, but yet to fully rebound
2022 Wine Intelligence Global Wine Brand Power Index also reveals that Yellow Tail and Casillero del Diablo remain the most powerful wine brands globally
Building on feedback from over 25,000 wine consumers in 25 markets – representing…

Why is the South Korean wine market becoming more attractive to wine businesses?
For the second year in a row, South Korea is the second most attractive wine market globally, according to the Wine Intelligence Wine Market Attractiveness Compass Model 2021. While a number of consumer, demographic, economic and political…

Press Release: South Korea Closes in on the US as Most Attractive Global Wine Market
For immediate release: September 2021
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New Global Compass 2021 Report from Wine Intelligence Measures and Ranks Market Attractiveness for Wine in 50 Key Countries
London – The United States has once again topped the list…

Younger LDA drinkers dominate premium wine opportunity in emerging and growth markets, reflecting market dynamics
Whilst 1/3rd of premium drinkers in more established markets (US and UK) are aged 55+, younger LDA drinkers dominate the premium wine opportunity in growth markets, such as Brazil and South Korea, and in emerging wine markets, such as…

One in five South Korean wine drinkers now purchase wine online
Legalised ecommerce, plus growing home-premise consumption, ignites interest in the wine category
In an era of disruption that characterised the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the most significant development of the past year in the South Korean…

A tale of two virus experiences
Contrasting data from Canada and South Korea demonstrate how coronavirus can have significantly different impacts on attitudes and behaviour
As with many other wine markets, Canada’s regular wine drinking population were on a roll prior to…

Fear itself
The Coronavirus outbreak in China will decrease wine volumes by at least 20% in 2020, according to two leading members of the wine industry in China
With the cancellation of ProWein this weekend, Coronavirus, or Covid-19, continues to impact…

Press Release: Discount supermarkets the fastest growing wine purchasing channel in South Korea as wine consumers become more price conscious, according to a new report by Wine Intelligence
Almost a third of South Korean semi-annual imported wine drinkers now buy wine from discount supermarkets, marking a significant increase from 2016. Wary of high tax rates, bargain hunters are increasingly likely to opt for lower alcohol beverages such as Moscato or beer, both of which enjoy lower tax rates than standard still light wine.
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