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Photo credit: Cottonbro / Pexels A few years ago, Bart Watson, the chief economist for the Brewers Association, decided to stage a craft beer tasting for the residents of his grandmother’s retirement community. Many tried an IPA for the first time and, as Watson recalls, “were kind of shocked that anybody would make a beer that bitter.” Yet one man loved it. “He told me, ‘It’s the best beer I’ve ever tasted. I’m going to buy a six-pack.’” The experience revealed a valuable l...

How will the rise of e-commerce impact wine packaging? At the end of 2020 – which now feels like a long time ago – I had the pleasure of sharing a session with Eladio Araiz of La Rioja Alta at a Rioja Marketing Club event called Wine Land 2020. The topic of the discussion was wine packaging. How consumers enjoy products has long fascinated me as it is as much about technology as it is about consumer adoption. Take hot drinks, for example. Tea is commonly available in individual bags, but we...

Eight Ways Wine Will Change in 2021 Bloomberg 12/28/2020 © Photographer: -/AFP/Getty Images Alto Douro Wine Region, Portugal. (Bloomberg) -- Where to start? Covid-19 upended all our oenophile habits, shifting how we buy wine (online more than ever), how we taste and learn about it (virtually), and where we end up drinking it. (Not at parties, bars, and restaurants.) Popular Searches Thankfully, many cities considered wine shops to be essential businesses. Vino has been a great connector th...

Eight ways wine will change in 2021 Top Searches Eight ways wine will change in 2021 Bloomberg / Dec 28, 2020, 16:17 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail (Representative image) NEW DELHI: Where to start? Covid-19 upended all our oenophile habits, shifting how we buy wine (online more than ever), how we taste and learn about it (virtually), and where we end up drinking it. (Not at parties, bars, and restaurants) Thankfully, many cities considered wine shops to be essential businesses. Vino has bee...

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Eight Ways Wine Will Change in 2021 Dec 29 2020, 11:27 PM December 28 2020, 11:30 AM December 29 2020, 11:27 PM (Bloomberg) -- Where to start? Covid-19 upended all our oenophile habits, shifting how we buy wine (online more than ever), how we taste and learn about it (virtually), and where we end up drinking it. (Not at parties, bars, and restaurants.) (Bloomberg) -- Where to start? Covid-19 upended all our oenophile habits, shifting how we buy wine (online more than ever), how we taste and ...

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Chinas drinkers develop taste for home-grown wines By Tim McDonald Emma Gao says that "when people taste our wine theyre happy". Ms Gao runs the Silver Heights winery and vineyards in Chinas Ningxia province, about 1,000 km (620 miles) west of Beijing. They sit in the foothills of the Helan Mountains, where its dry and sunny with mild temperatures in summer and plenty of irrigation from the Yellow River. Still, the winters are so bitterly cold that the vines need to be buried under 30cm (12in)...

The Drinks Business 17 December 2020 By Lauren Eads Lockdown has given ‘alternative’ wine packaging an opportunity to thrive in the UK, with bag-in-box sales in particular boosted by an increase in at-home drinking. But the industry needs to take heed of companies like Tesla if it is to challenge the glass bottle, believes one ambitious start-up looking to capture the next generation of wine drinkers. Santiago Navarro, co-founder of Garçon Wines Generally spe...