April Domestic Wine Sales Up 9.5%, All Price-Points Gain

Domestic table wine sales posted a healthy 9.5-percent gain for the four-week period ending April 19, according to Wine Industry Insight’s analysis of data from Information Resources Inc.

Sales tracked by the data account for approximately 63 percent of all wine sold in the United States and is weighted in favor of popular and value brands.

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Also in this article:

• MOST AND LEAST EXPENSIVE WINES MAKE IDENTICAL SALES GAINS

• 2009: HEALTHY SALES IN THREE OF FOUR MONTHS

• IMPORT DOLLAR SALES LAG, BUT MAINTAIN PRICE SUPERIORITY

• CHAMPAGNE GOES FROM SPLAT TO FLAT

• DETAILED MONTHLY DATA FOR JAN-MARCH

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For detailed 2009 monthly comparison data, please see:

• JAN: Wine Sales Skyrocket! Is it Obama & Optimism?
• FEB: Wine Sales Continue Upward Trajectory For Second Straight Month
• MAR: Wine Sales Dive, Champagne Goes Splat, Reversing Two Months of Healthy Gains

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