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Italian Wine Podcast Rolls Out “Wine Business Talk with Colangelo & Partners”
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The Italian Wine Podcast has teamed up with Colangelo and Partners from April 2021, to bring listeners a new limited series entitled Wine Business Talk with Colangelo & Partners hosted by Juliana Colangelo. The show has included big names in the wine industry, specifically those who are excelling through innovation and new perspectives in today’s market.
This series deals with wine business and the evolution of technologies in the wine industry. Each guest gives listeners valuable insight into how consumerschoose, purchase, and drink wine. VERONA, Italy (PRWEB) April 20, 2021
The Drinks Business
11 March 2021 By Lucy Shaw
Vivino is one of the success stories of lockdown, having grown its global sales by over 100% in the last year. We catch up with the app’s co-founder, Heini Zachariassen, to find out where the future of online wine retail is headed.
Vivino’s co-founder Heini Zachariassen is shaking up wine retail
While the pandemic has been challenging for many wine businesses, one company has benefitted hugely from shifting consumer trends. Early to the online wine party, Vivino was founded in 2010 by Heini Zachariassen and Theis Søndergaard and has grown to become the world’s largest wine e-commerce platform. With a network of 50 million users, according to Zachariassen, Vivino is “50 times larger than our nearest app competitor”.
Queue to quaff? Pandemic poses problems for Sweden s state booze monopoly
This content was published on March 11, 2021 - 08:14
March 11, 2021 - 08:14
By Colm Fulton
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - On a chilly Saturday in central Stockholm, around 150 people queue on a street, squinting into the low sun, checking their watches and hoping to make it into Systembolaget - Sweden s state alcohol monopoly - before it shuts at 3 p.m. This is the last chance to buy alcohol before Monday, says musician Calle Lehman as he stands in the ever-expanding line. The big Saturday afternoon queue is a bit of a tradition.
Yet this custom, and Systembolaget s monopoly, is being put to the test by online retailers offering Swedes an alternative to standing in a long queue during a deadly pandemic.
Online stores give Sweden’s state booze monopoly a run for its money More Swedes are swopping the long queues at Systembolaget outlets for apps such as Vivino 11 March 2021 - 10:58 Colm Fulton Swedes queue to buy alcohol before the state-run alcohol monopoly closes for the weekend amid the Covid-19 pandemic in Stockholm, Sweden, on February 27 2021. Picture: REUTERS/COLM FULTON
Stockholm On a chilly Saturday in central Stockholm, about 150 people queue on a street, squinting into the low sun, checking their watches and hoping to make it into Systembolaget Sweden’s state alcohol monopoly before it shuts at 3pm.
“This is the last chance to buy alcohol before Monday,” says musician Calle Lehman as he stands in the ever-expanding line. “The big Saturday afternoon queue is a bit of a tradition.”