Issue 5, 2018 of Meininger's Wine Business International magazine

Who is Who in Chile

After decades of resting on its laurels, Chile is reinventing itself as a new generation of winemakers gets to work. Eduardo Brethauer reports

Russian tastes are changing

The ruble is down, but interest in wine is up. Anton Moiseenko charts the tastes of Russian wine consumers.

Bulk wine arrives in Amsterdam

The bulk wine sector has evolved dramatically over the past decade, becoming one of the most dynamic sectors of the wine world.

Southern vision

An interview with Gérard Bertrand  by Robert Joseph 

Who’s Who in South Korea

South Korea is one of the biggest and most stable economies in Asia with a population that’s increasingly embracing wine. Debra Meiburg MW reports.

The breakthrough brands

There are brands that have defined the wine market. Maybe they brought a whole new group of consumers to wine. Maybe they changed the way that a category of wine was made. Maybe they opened up a new niche. Here, in the first of our two-part series, is a look at the brands that broke through.

Wine made for a party

A new wine Spanish wine venture is speaking to Millennials in their own language. Barnaby Eales reports.

Birth of a blockbuster

Lugana, a fresh white wine from the Lake Garda region, became popular thanks to wine tourism. Elisabetta Tosi charts its rise.

China’s top influencers

When Chinese consumers want to know more about wine, they don’t turn to magazines. Debra Meiburg MW introduces the country’s true influencers.