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Lewis Perdue is an entrepreneur, technologist, scientist, professor, author, publisher, journalist, and outdoorsman. Click here for more on Lew. Email Lew at: lewis[dot]perdue[at]wineindustryinsight[dot]com

When wine grape oversupply hands you financial lemons, making lemonade comes in handy

Regardless of whether the wine market is flat, declining, or ready or a big downturn, the market situation is a sour one for wine grape growers: Are you ready for the cyclical downturn in the US wine market? U.S. wine consumption drops for first time in 25 years Oversupply of premium wine, slower sales growth […]

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21 Generational differences between Boomers and Millennials that you MUST use when selling wine

Source: Silicon Valley Bank State of the Wine Industry Report 2019

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Friends, family & product reviews vital for Millennial/GenZ purchase decisions.

Source: Morning Consult via eMarketer

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Cecilia Beretta 2017 Valpolicella

From GenZ college senior (and daughter Katherine): “An abomination: Watery red liquid with all the charm of weak juice from a plastic lemon. Would not drink this if it was free.” $11.99, TJ’s, Napa. -kp

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Pasqua Passionemento 2013, Indicazione Geographica Tipica, Veneto

Deep, rich velvety flavors of black cherry and pomegranate with superbly balanced tannins. 40% Merlot, 30% Corvina and 30% Croatina. Bella! $15.99, CalMart, Calistoga. -lp

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The Parental Leave Boomlet in the U.S. Is Leaving Women Behind

Source: Bloomberg

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Why Are Some D2C Brands Are Leveraging Their Traditional Channels?

More details at the Source: eMarketer

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Boomers can’t die fast enough – and why that’s a good thing as wine continually misses with Millennials, GenX & Z

Source: Silicon Valley Bank State of the Wine Industry Report 2019

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Cline Cellars 2016 Ancient Vines Mourvedre, Contra Costa County

This is an affordable haven to which I flee to after tasting the 50% of undrinkable supermarket dreck I have bought then have to pour down the drain Always rock solid dependable! Juicy cranberry/cherry/pomegranate with all of the tannin and oak to keep the crowd balanced. $14.49 Sonoma Safeway. -lp

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Morgan 2017 Cotes du Crow’s Monterey red blend: a ghost wine

Grapes forgot to show up at the crushpad. There is  no there, there.  Sonoma Safeway, $16.19

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