How To Market Wine

Pondering how to market your wine in India ? Then go no further. Find here some statistics and useful information on the wine survey in India, tips to enhance your sales and various Government policies.

  • The consumption of wines in India is increasing greatly year after year.
  • India recorded a big 14% growth in 2003-04 to reach 490,000 9-litre cases against 430,000 cases the previous year.
  • What more the wine consumption in India is sure to grow 10-fold in the next ten years.
  • The Government has now reduced the customs duties on wines has by 8 – 12% with the elimination of the 4% “special additional duty” from February 2004.
  • The Maharashtra government is thinking about the ‘Grape & Wine policy’ – which includes the elimination of excise duties and sales tax on wines produced within the state.
  • This policy will help to reduce the wine prices drop and also accelerate more wine production.
  • The Wine Clubs are opening up in more cities like – Delhi, Bangalore, Chandigarh, Hyderabad, Pune etc.
  • Mumbai is the largest wine market in the country followed by Delhi, Bangalore and Goa.
  • Use of the mass media to promote alcoholic beverages is not permitted in India so you can’t use this medium to promote your wines.
  • However you can opt for the in-shop advertising or on-premise promotions in most cities except for Delhi.

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Originally posted 2009-09-20 19:45:38.

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How To Market Wine