Wine Business International

by Ned Goodwin

The results of our survey were compiled by Ned Goodwin from responses to a questionnaire sent to 250 key members of the Japanese wine trade. The results offer a window into this very interesting, luxury-hungry market.

October 10^th 2007

Who is Who in Russia

by Eleonora Scholes

Our survey was compiled and written by Eleonora Scholes from responses to a questionnaire sent to 250 key members of the Russian wine trade. As always, the results may be subject to discussion, but they offer insight into this complex and challenging, yet highly attractive, market.

August 23^rd 2007

Who is Who in Singapore

by Jenny Tan

For a country with a population of only 4.5 million, Singapore doesn’t seem a likely place to sell high volumes. And yet it is a country that plays host to some of the most iconic wine events in the region, observes Jenny Tan. She takes a closer look at who is most influential in this important market.

June 12^th 2007

Who is Who in Hong Kong

by Robby Nimmo

Like India and Singapore, the subject of our Who’s Who in the coming issue, Hong Kong’s wine trade business was developed by British colonials and expatriates from a wide range of other countries. This picture has changed radically since the handover to China, notes Robby Nimmo, and continues to change almost daily.

June 12^th 2007

Who is Who in India

by Robert Joseph and Joel B. Payne

In retrospect, gentlemen like Michael Broadbent and Hugh Johnson were considered queer birds in England when they began writing about wine fifty years ago. Today, India is witnessing the genesis of a new era of wine consumption and a number of figures are in the starting gates to make their mark on the first generation of Indian wine drinkers.

April 13^th 2007

Who is Who in the United Kingdom

As the only truly international publication for the wine industry, we introduce in this issue a new series revealing the major players in every major wine producing and consuming country. We begin here with the United Kingdom and will follow this piece with similar portraits of all of the world’s major wine markets.

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