Yellow Tail tops global wine brand power list
The Wine Intelligence Global Wine Brand Power Index 2022 has reported that Yellow Tail is again the world’s most powerful wine brand with Casillero del Diablo meaning an unchanged top two.
IWSR purchases Wine Intelligence
Global drinks industry data provider IWSR has purchased consumer insights firm Wine Intelligence for an undisclosed sum.
World’s Most Admired Wine Brands Awards at Prowein 2019
Drinks International’s The World’s Most Admired Wine Brands survey will be hosting the inaugural Awards party during the week of Prowein in Dusseldorf.
Chris Hancock joins Wine Intelligence
Wine Intelligence has announced the appointment of Chris Hancock as its chairman, following David Scotland’s retirement.
Nearly half Chinese imported wine drinkers purchase online
Almost half of Chinese imported wine drinkers purchase wine online, according to a new Wine Intelligence report.
German wine drinkers want to know more
German wine drinkers are becoming more interested in wine, according to a new Wine Intelligence report.
Prosecco beats champagne for value
52% of prosecco drinkers in the UK regard the Italian fizz as ‘very good value for money’, more than twice the figure for champagne, according to a new report from Wine Intelligence.
Online shopping for wine in Germany is growing
Online shopping for wine in Germany is closing the gap on shops and supermarkets, but regular wine drinkers still by far prefer the real world to the digital one, according to a new Wine Intelligence report.
Question mark over massive Brazilian market
The Brazilian market offers massive potential for domestic and overseas wine producers – but economic and political pressures could blow growth off course, according to research by Wine Intelligence.
Sparkling wine drinking is growing in the US
Sparkling wine consumption in the US is growing, according to a new report from Wine Intelligence.
Over-65s most likely to spend less on wine for a party, says new report
New research from Wine Intelligence suggests over-65s are most likely to spend less than £5 a bottle on wine for a celebration.
UK wine sector splits
A two-class wine market is emerging in the UK as some wine drinkers splash out and others are increasingly drawn to hard discounters, according to new research from Wine Intelligence.
Americans spend more on wine
More than a quarter of Americans are spending more on wine in the off premise, according to a new report from Wine Intelligence.
Wines sealed with screw-caps dominate the UK and Australian wine markets, according to a new report published by Wine Intelligence yesterday.
Russia gets taste for imported wines
Russian consumers are turning to imported wines, especially sparkling wines, as traditional beverages such as vodka and beer decline in popularity, according to Wine Intelligence.
Italian wine becomes Scandinavia's favourite
Scandinavians are now drinking more Italian wine then wine from any other country, according to Wine Intelligence.
Birch to leave WOSA
Wines of South Africa has announced that Su Birch, its well known CEO, is leaving after 13 years.
Poland and CZ offer life after BRIC
Poland and the Czech Republic are among the nations tipped as hot prospects for wine sales growth while parts of West Africa, Indonesia and Malaysia are showing potential, according to Wine Intelligence.
Fear of wine fakes is biggest barrrier to sales in China
Consumers’ fear of fakes is the biggest obstacle to imported wine sales in the Chinese off-trade, according to Wine Intelligence.
In-country representation key to wine success in Asia
Attracting younger wine drinkers and in-country representation is key to success in Asia, says research commissioned by Messe Düsseldorf, the company behind ProWein.
US: Corks rule in new report
US: Screw caps are closing the gap on synthetic cork wine closures, according to research by Wine Intelligence. But natural cork still remains the most popular closure.
Focus on: The Brazilian wine market
Paul Medder, Wine Intelligence's country manager for Brazil, offers the latest on plans to introduce protectionism in the burgeoning Brazilian wine market.
Nordics represent main European opportunities fo growth
Wine producers looking for growth opportunities in Europe should be thinking about Finland, Norway and Sweden, according to a report from Wine Intelligence.
UK wine consumers drinking less, spending more
Consumers in the UK are drinking less wine and continuing to shun the on-trade, according to research published by Wine Intelligence.
UK consumers open to untraditional wine packaging
UK consumers' openness to new forms of wine packaging could mean the traditional glass bottle’s stranglehold on the market is relaxed, says Wine Intelligence.
Chinese open to modern wine labels
Chinese wine consumers prefer traditional wine labels but are open to some contemporary designs, according to Wine Intelligence.
Wine journalist, Tim Atkin MW and d'Arenberg owner and winemaker Chester Osborn, were both named as recipients of the Wine Intelligence 10 for 10 Business Award.
Focus on: The Brazilian wine market
Paul Medder, Wine Intelligence's country manager for Brazil, offers his analysis of the effects of protectionism in the burgeoning Brazilian wine market.
Su Birch of Wines of South Africa wins business award
Su Birch, CEO of Wines of South Africa (WoSA) is the winner of Wine Intelligence’s inaugural ‘10 for 10 Business Award’.
Sparkling sparkles in US
US consumption of imported sparkling wine will reach new heights in 2012 due to the increased penetration of prosecco and cava, says Wine Intelligence.
Acceptance of screw-cap closures on wine bottles sold in the UK has risen to 85% of the regular wine-drinking population, according to a report on wine stoppers from Wine Intelligence.
Effect of deep discounting is on the wane in the UK
Deep discounting on wine by UK retailers may be having less impact on consumer behaviour, according to a new report
South Korean boost for wine importers
The emerging South Korean market could boost the fortunes of wine importers, according to research by Wine Intelligence.
Labels key to success for selling wine in China
Wine producers looking to export to China for the first time need to get to grips with demands for high-quality packaging and culturally-sensitive labels, according to Wine Intelligence.
How to crack the US market
Entrants aiming to crack the US market need to take a bold approach, according to a wine importer.
Brazil emerges as imported wine market
Brazilians are increasingly turning to wine as their beverage of choice, according to consumer research published by Wine Intelligence.
Former Wine Australia boss joins Wine Intelligence
Former Wine Australia boss Paul Henry is to join wine research company Wine Intelligence as associate director.