wine2wine Business Forum, the influential wine industry conference hosted in Verona on 13-14 November 2023, presents the 150 most-placed wines in American restaurants as powered by data-partner Somm.ai. The list, available now on the wine2wine Business Forum website, provides users with a unique snapshot of the drinking habits of American restaurant-goers, enabling producers to understand evolving tastes, preferences and price points, all with the overall objective of improving on-premise sales.
VERONA, Italy, Sept. 1, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The full list of 150 best-selling Italian wines in American restaurants is now available on the wine2wine Business Forum website at: https://wine2wine.net/top-150-italian-wines-sold-in-america/?lang=en.
Stevie Kim, managing director of Vinitaly International, said: "The list of the 150 top-selling wines in American restaurants provides a fascinating insight into the consumer habits of American drinkers and is essential reading for any Italian producer with an interest in the American market. Not only does it tell us what Americans are drinking but it also includes crucial information about pricing and market trends."
Jeremy Hart, Chief Strategy Officer and Co-Founder of Somm.ai, said: "We are delighted to be collaborating with wine2wine Business Forum to help Italian producers better understand consumer behaviour in the US on-premise market. The restaurant industry is a dynamic and constantly evolving environment and staying up-to-date with the latest trends and consumer preferences can be a challenge. Our data analytics tool gives producers invaluable insight, allowing them to make better informed decisions about how to approach this complex but lucrative market."
Somm.ai was founded by 29-year-old David Kong and is used by several leading wine companies. Representatives from Somm.ai will be on hand at the wine2wine Business Forum 2023 in Verona to introduce the data and answer any questions attendees may have.
Key findings
- The three best-selling wines cost under $60 (€55)
- There are 92 red wines, 30 white and 28 sparkling.
- While 58 wines cost more than $100, 92 cost less than $100
- The average price for a bottle of wine on this list is $148 (€136)
- Wines from Tuscany, Veneto and Piedmont are most popular
The full wine2wine Business Forum 2023 program is currently being finalised in consultation with the international wine community. Planned sessions include Direct to Consumer marketing and wine ratings explained, as well as in-depth market analysis of established and emerging markets. wine2wine Business Forum 2023 sessions are laser-focussed, delivered by those with both concrete expertise in the field. Central to every session is the over-riding objective of equipping producers and wine professionals with the knowledge, skills and networks they need to promote wine in an international context and to expand their global reach. For more information visit the event website.
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About: wine2wine Business Forum is a dynamic international wine industry forum organized by Veronafiere and held annually in Verona, Italy, since 2014. wine2wine Business Forum 2023 will take place on November 13th and 14th at the Palaexpo in Veronafiere, Verona. The event is a key reference point for wine producers and wine professionals eager to develop and grow their wine business worldwide. wine2wine Business Forum provides unique opportunities to share ideas on the most important issues facing the rapidly evolving wine industry and to connect with wine professionals and experts. The forum takes place over two days and features keynote sessions, seminars, and interactive workshops which aim to equip participants with practical tools to improve their business. Speakers are renowned experts in their field and among the brightest minds in the wine world from Italy and abroad. Additional information is available at http://www.wine2wine.net or by emailing [email protected].
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