Even in purchasing wine appearances count!
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Cheap wine tastes better when we are told it is expensive
According to a recent survey, cheap wine tastes better when we are told it is expensive, regardless of its true price.
Continue reading “Cheap wine tastes better when we are told it is expensive”What is the best price and most popular Brunello on Italian e-commerce?
Wondering what is the best price and most popular Brunello di Montalcino on Italian e-commerce?
Continue reading “What is the best price and most popular Brunello on Italian e-commerce?”Premiumisation: supermarket groups focus on quality wine
Premiumisation: supermarkets groups focus on quality wine, with specialized partnerships.
Continue reading “Premiumisation: supermarket groups focus on quality wine”Veneto is the largest Italian wine producer (2020)
Is the wine language (“winese”) used by experts understandable?
Is the wine language used by experts understandable to non-experts? I am afraid not.
Continue reading “Is the wine language (“winese”) used by experts understandable?”Italy has its first Master of Wine: Gabriele Gorelli
Poggibonsi (Italy), February 26th 2121 – Italy has its first Master of Wine: Gabriele Gorelli.
Continue reading “Italy has its first Master of Wine: Gabriele Gorelli”What is driving wine appreciation? A cognitive perspective
What is driving wine appreciation? It has become clear in recent years that cognitive processes play a major role in wine perception and preferences: experiencing wine is not just a physical experience but also a cognitive and an emotional one.
Continue reading “What is driving wine appreciation? A cognitive perspective”2019 Italian Wine Export to Singapore (analysis)
In 2019, Italy exported to Singapore € 14,233,552 of bottled wine, according to ISTAT (National Statistical Institute) data.
Continue reading “2019 Italian Wine Export to Singapore (analysis)”2019 Italian Wine Export to China (analysis)
In 2019, Italy exported to China (mainland) € 121,225,335 of bottled wine, according to ISTAT (National Statistical Institute) data:
- € 16,025,490 of sparkling wine
- € 95,141,205 of still bottled wine
- € 8,018,761 of fizzy bottled wine
- € 2,039,879 of fortified wine