Wine Industry Essay

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PROJECT ON “Study of Wine Market in India” 1). ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Pg.3 2). INTRODUCTION Pg.4-5 3).OBJECCTIVE OF THE STUDY Pg.6 4).RESEARCH METHODOLGY Pg.7-8 5).RESEARCH DESIGN Pg.9 6). CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR AND ANALYSIS Pg.10-15 7).CURRENT SENARIO Pg.16-18 8).EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Pg.19 9).CONCLUSION Pg.20 10).BIBLIOGRAPHY Pg.21 Introduction Wine, although perceived as the elite drink and an essential part of a meal in many cultures, continues to be by and large a tabooed product category in India. Efforts however are being made to bestow Wines with its rightful glory. Recently Karnataka state has declared that Wine would not be counted as a variant of Alcohol. The Wine Club continues to organize Wine tasting parties to make Wine all the more popular among countrymen WINE Wine is produced from grapes, and fruit wine is produced from fruits such as plums, cherries, or apples. Wine involves a longer (complete) fermentation process and a long aging process (months or years) that results in an alcohol content of 9%–16% ABV. There are basically three types of wine: 1. Premium Wines (Still wines) 2. Sparkling Wines 3. Fortified wines In the Still wine or premium wine category the Indian market is divided mainly into two major categories: * White wines * Red wines. This report primarily focuses on Premium wine vis-à-vis other liquor categories, and, the attitude of Indian consumers towards Wine. Indian Wine Market Around 4000 acres of land in India is under vines, about 3000 of which is in Maharashtra alone. Karnataka and Andhra are the two other states producing grapes for wines, the former producing premium varietals. These may not necessarily be the best wine grape growing regions. There are several

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