Until very recently the traditional wine producers such as Germany and France enjoyed a virtual monopoly in the Northern Ireland wine market. Changes are beginning to take place with New World Countries having a growing impact in this market place. This paper presents an overview of the Northern Ireland wine market as well as a more indepth look at eleven case studies. Particular emphasis is placed on the source of the wine and the relative importance of each wine producing country. The paper suggests some factors which have contributed to the increasing popularity of New World wines in Northern Ireland
Knowing international market is a basis for segmentation and making right and timely marketing decis...
Until very recently, most grape-based wine was consumed close to where it was produced, and mostly t...
Purpose – For many wineries, internationalisation strategies, particularly in the form of exports ma...
Until very recently the traditional wine producers such as Germany and France enjoyed a virtual mono...
This book is a facsimile re-publication. Some minor errors may remain. Originally published by the A...
Working paperIn 2006 the Irish wine market was growing rapidly along with its Celtic Tiger economy (...
In 2006 the Irish wine market was growing rapidly along with its Celtic Tiger economy (Euromonitor, ...
The global wine industry is in a period of immense change. Traditionally, production driven, the ind...
This paper begins with a brief history of wine industry globalisation over the past four millennia a...
The scope of the presentation is to offer a comprehensive information set useful to support the deve...
Historically, wine production and consumption have been at home in Europe. The most important countr...
This paper focuses on offering a synthetic picture of the areas and perspectives of the world wine m...
The international wine trade has grown substantially in the recent decades and relevant changes have...
The global economic crisis affected the wold wine market in a serious way in 2008 and 2009. The wor...
Wine businesses operate in a competitive environment, characterised by shifting consumer behavioura...
Knowing international market is a basis for segmentation and making right and timely marketing decis...
Until very recently, most grape-based wine was consumed close to where it was produced, and mostly t...
Purpose – For many wineries, internationalisation strategies, particularly in the form of exports ma...
Until very recently the traditional wine producers such as Germany and France enjoyed a virtual mono...
This book is a facsimile re-publication. Some minor errors may remain. Originally published by the A...
Working paperIn 2006 the Irish wine market was growing rapidly along with its Celtic Tiger economy (...
In 2006 the Irish wine market was growing rapidly along with its Celtic Tiger economy (Euromonitor, ...
The global wine industry is in a period of immense change. Traditionally, production driven, the ind...
This paper begins with a brief history of wine industry globalisation over the past four millennia a...
The scope of the presentation is to offer a comprehensive information set useful to support the deve...
Historically, wine production and consumption have been at home in Europe. The most important countr...
This paper focuses on offering a synthetic picture of the areas and perspectives of the world wine m...
The international wine trade has grown substantially in the recent decades and relevant changes have...
The global economic crisis affected the wold wine market in a serious way in 2008 and 2009. The wor...
Wine businesses operate in a competitive environment, characterised by shifting consumer behavioura...
Knowing international market is a basis for segmentation and making right and timely marketing decis...
Until very recently, most grape-based wine was consumed close to where it was produced, and mostly t...
Purpose – For many wineries, internationalisation strategies, particularly in the form of exports ma...