Tag: Wine Consumer Behavior

  • Participants Wanted for Wine Industry Survey

    The wine market is changing as consumers reconsider what they drink, how they make purchasing decisions and the role wine plays in their lives. UC Davis is inviting those in the wine industry to participate in a survey examining industry perspectives on current and emerging wine-consumer behavior.

    This survey is part of a research collaboration involving by Drs. Arran Rumbaugh (USDA Ag Research Service), Ha Nguyen (UC Davis), and Carola Grebitus (Arizona State University).

    The survey focuses on factors that may influence wine consumption and purchasing. The goal is to identify unmet consumer-insight needs and use the findings to inform future consumer research, applied projects, and decision-support tools that address practical industry priorities.

    About the Survey:

    •The survey takes approximately 10–15 minutes to complete.

    •Participants must be at least 21 years old.

    •Participation is voluntary.

    •Responses are anonymous, handled confidentially and reported only in aggregate.

    •Aggregated findings will be shared with participants so they can see perspectives from across the industry.

    Industry professional experience can help ensure that future consumer-behavior research reflects industry realities rather than assumptions.

    Complete the survey

    Story contributed by UC Davis

  • How to Meet Today’s Wine Consumers Where They Are

    The rising generation of wine consumers are uniquely different from those that came before in so many ways.  As growers, wine makers and marketers seek to navigate changing trends and behaviors, watch this video featuring beverage alcohol consultant Danny Brager as he shares how to meet today’s wine consumers where they are.

    Please thank this video’s sponsor Ranch Systems for their industry support.