Archive for category: Landscapes

Wine 2.0 for Hong Kong

The 10-year boom in wine imports to Hong Kong may be finished, but growing local consumer engagement in the category is pushing up value and broadening portfolios Hong Kong’s wine market can be neatly characterised around one year: 2008.…

Young and adventurous wine drinkers take hold in Japan

According to our Japan Landscapes 2019 report, Japanese regular wine drinkers are displaying behaviours that present hopeful prospects to the category, though success will be more about value, less about volume The Japanese wine market…

Press release: The Indian wine landscape is dominated by Millennials who are still learning about wine but enthusiastic drinkers

For Immediate Release: Friday 19 October 2018 BEGINS The Indian wine landscape is dominated by Millennials who are still learning about wine but enthusiastic drinkers, according to the latest Wine Intelligence report. In the first…

The evolving wine category in Australia

Rodney Sammut, Wine Intelligence Country Manager for Australia and New Zealand, takes a look at findings from our most recent Australia Landscapes 2018 report There is a cautiously optimistic outlook on the current state of the wine…

Postcards from Japan

Is the ageing population a cause for concern or celebration for wine consumption in Japan? As a country known for a ‘super-aging’ population, Japan is known to outweigh all other nations in terms of having the highest proportion of…

Wine and consumer options growing in Canada

Legislative changes in alcohol and cannabis are likely to shape the wine industry in Canada in the coming year as much as long-running consumer trends Canada crosses six time zones and occupies more land mass than the United States to…

New rules, new game

How tax increases and new regulatory freedoms around lower alcohol drinks are driving changes in Finnish wine consumer behaviour Like its Scandinavian neighbours, Finland’s wine trade is predominantly guided by an alcohol monopoly.…