“Young category participants are more likely than average to turn to recommendations from friends, store employees, and advertisements in their wine purchase decision. This group also turns to indicators such as label design at a higher-than-average rate and latches onto familiar characteristics such as an interest in natural products.”
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Market Size and Forecast
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Mintel's proprietary consumer research provides our analysts with the attitudinal and behavioral data used to provide valuable insight to topical issues.
Social Media
Wine Use and Purchase
Wine Type
Purchase Location
Purchase Decision
Consumption Occasion
Attitudes Toward Wine
Reasons for Not Drinking Wine
Impact of Race and Hispanic Origin
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Appendix—Social Media
Appendix – Trade Associations
28th February 2014
“Some new wine launches give shoppers a clear idea of what to expect by including flavor notes in the product name. Such a tactic meets consumer desire for information, and can help drive purchase decision in the crowded wine aisle.”
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