Weekly Roundup | Acceleration Towards a Digital Savvy Beverage Alcohol Industry
In this week’s roundup, VineSpring shows craft producers how to evaluate direct-to-consumer (DTC) systems to create an environment that perfectly fits their business needs. The pandemic sped up the wine industry’s adoption of technology and changed consumer behavior. Register for a live webinar that explores research data and stirs up conversations about how wineries can succeed in 2021. And lastly, a recent US federal court ruling is making DTC shipping more difficult for retailers.
An Approach to DTC Systems
Now is a great time to reevaluate your processes and see if the systems you have in place continue to meet your needs. Your DTC systems should help you stay organized, cut down on repetitive tasks, and free you up to do what you’re best at—make delicious wine and beer.
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The Future of Wine: Changing Consumers, New Technologies
COVID was the great accelerator that propelled the wine industry towards more digitization, technology use, and new markets. Get a recap of the presentation from keynote speaker, Steve Brown, a business consultant and technologist, at the virtual Oregon Wine Symposium.
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DTC Wine Shipping at All-Time High, Average Bottle Price at Historic Low
As mentioned in our recent article reviewing 2021 wine industry reports, we’ve seen a huge increase in DTC wine shipping while the average bottle price experienced a historic drop. This article explores that drop, what was behind it, and how wineries can appeal to new markets.
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Join a Live Webinar: 2021 Wine Trends
Join wine industry experts from Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Assemblage Strategy Group to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing our industry in 2021. The webinar will be a mix of research, from SVB and Ekos, and conversations on how wineries can succeed this year.
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US Courts Deliver Body Blows to Wine
At a time when consumers are ordering more wine online than ever before, the US federal appeals court made a ruling that will make shipping wine across state lines more challenging for retailers. This ruling puts a major blocker on those who want free trade in wine.