Essay About Wine Industry And New Techniques

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In the fifty years after the Second World War, growing economic prosperity resulted in increased demand for wine, especially outside Europe. Wine producers emphasized quality to satisfy an increasingly educated and demanding market. During the same period, wine consumption declined in several countries, especially in France and Italy. The decline of their domestic market helped fuel the export drive in these countries.

Governments in many wine-producing countries adopted quality regulations similar to the French AOC rules. Labeling in the New World differed significantly from that of Europe. New World labels simply described the grape varieties from which wine was made. This was contrary to the European tradition that stressed geographic location.

The major revolution in the wine industry in the Twentieth Century was the transformation of traditional winemaking methods into an industrial process. Modern refrigeration techniques enabled warm countries in the New World to produce quality wines of different varieties. Combining technology and newfound expertise, modern wineries of the New World became capable of producing wine of a quality that rivaled those of the Old World.

The international wine industry was highly fragmented. The worlds five largest companies in terms of volume produced about 6% of world production. In contrast, the New World was much less fragmented. In the major wine-producing countries, consumption was primarily domestic wines.

The large New World firms marketed wine product lines that spanned a wide range of price and quality. The New World producers tended to operate in more predictable climates that produced consistent grape harvests. New World winemakers invested heavily in technology and innovation, which allowed them to produce a range of wines styles and ensure consistency. Wines from Australia and New Zealand sold at higher average prices in Britain than wines from France, Italy, and Spain.

Entering the wine industry was easy. Technology to produce wine was simple. However, making high-end wines that could command top prices remained a very difficult and challenging endeavor due to substantially high costs in very best grapes and oak barrels and corks.

commercial success of wine relied on production of fine wine and marketing strategies. With better technology, wine producers in the New World continuously enhanced quality of their wine to adapt to consumers tastes. The linking of technology and modern business practices enabled the New Worlds