Search Results - "wine"
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Identifying key wine product and wine tourism attributes in an ultra-peripheral wine region: Implications for wine consumers and wine tourism
Published 2020“…This study contributes to the wine marketing and wine tourism literature, and examines the preferences and experiences of consumers of local wines and winery visitation in the ultra-peripheral wine region of La Palma Island, Spain. …”
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Is wine the drink of moderation?
Published 1995“…Objective: To examine,in the light of a current national inquiry into taxation for wine, claims that wine drinkers rarely misuse alcohol and that cask wine is more likely to be misused than bottled wine.Methods: 1272 persons aged 16 years and over and resident in metropolitan Perth were interviewed in their homes regarding their use of alcohol.Results: The alcohol consumption of 524(373 women, 151 men) who had drunk at least one glass of wine on one or more of their last four drinking days was examined in relation to National Health and Medical Research Council guidelines.While only 2.9% of women and 2.6% of men had an average daily intake of wine above low risk levels, 6.9% of women and 13.2% of men had exceeded these levels when considering all alcoholic beverages. …”
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Wine and the Marketing Mix: An Analysis of New Zealand Wine Brands in the UK Off Trade
Published 2005Subjects: “…Wine…”
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Attributes for Staging Successful Wine Festivals
Published 2002“…With the increase in special interest tourism, there is a niche for investigating tourism potential within the rural and urban peripheral zone. Wine-producing regions located in the urban–rural peripheral zone not only provide the spatial context for the development of wine tourism, but with the inclusion of a temporal ele ment, can also provide the context for the staging of wine-related festivals and events. …”
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Climate change and the Tasmanian wine cluster
Published 2012“…The article discusses research on how Tasmanian wine clusters are addressing climate change. Wine businesses in Tasmanian wine clusters were asked to answer a survey about climate change and their responses to such challenge. …”
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The effect of background music on the taste of wine
Published 2012“…Consistent with this, the results reported here indicate that independent groups’ ratings of the taste of the wine reflected the emotional connotations of the background music played while they drank it. …”
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Consumer preferences and perceptions on dealcoholised wine.
Published 2012“…The article analyses Malaysian consumer attitudes toward dealcoholised wine and whether its religious regulation status affects a consumer's perception of the product. …”
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How could future professionals excel in wine tourism delivery? Evidence from wine regions in emerging economies
Published 2020“…Purpose – The purpose of this study is to investigate the different traits, characteristics, and skills future professionals need to contemplate in order to address the demands of the competitive wine industry, more specifically, concerning the provision of wine tourism experiences. …”
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