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As the year of 2019 ends, we talked to key decision-makers in China’s wine industry to evaluate what has come to shape what’s been described by wine merchants as a turbulent year, and what’s at stake for 2020.
Vino-joy.com is created with the goal to become the most authoritative and trustworthy news website on Asia and China’s wine market. The website is created by Natalie Wang, a Hong Kong-based wine journalist. Born in Chongqing, China, Wang obtained her Master’s degree in Journalism at Hong Kong University. She honed her journalist skills with International Herald Tribune, Thomson Reuters, and JNA magazine. She has worked in the wine industry for more than five years, previously with American wine critic James Suckling and later with the drinks business Hong Kong.
Liv-ex just released the top 10 best-performing wines in 2019. Burgundy no longer dominated the list, while Italy made gains with four top wines. Find out the top 10 wines here.
The Asian powerhouse’s wine consumption has quadrupled over the past 30 years, according to National Tax Agency data.
One of the world’s most expensive wines made by Burgundy’s fabled winery, Domaine Romanée-Conti (DRC), is hitting the shelves of Korean convenience store GS25.
Hong Kong’s struggling retail business just experienced its worst slump in October, down by 24.3% year on year, the worstContinue Reading
Golden Gate Wine, Hong Kong’s leading American wine importer, has acquired independent Hong Kong-based wine importer Boutique Wines, the Hong Kong company announced today.
A study by researchers at Arizona State University in the US found that children brought up by tiger moms are more likely to have problems with alcohol abuse later in life.
Wine has outperformed jewelry and watch to become Hong Kong consumers’ first choice of luxury item, says Patti Wong, chairman of Sotheby’s Asia.
A rare 30 year whisky sherry hogshead cask from the famed Macallan Distillery will go under hammer next month at a Bonhams auction in Hong Kong, and is expected to fetch as much as HK$4.6 million.
Hong Kong’s lovers of finer things will revel as Dom Pérignon x Lenny Kravitz Limited Edition Champagnes are set to be launched next month in the city.
Following the cancellation of Hong Kong’s Wine and Dine Festival, Hong Kong International Wine & Spirits Fair will still power on with over 1,000 exhibitors from over 20 countries confirmed to attend.
More than 400 exhibitors have confirmed attendance for the ‘Wine to Asia’ trade fair in China’s Shenzhen next year, a new international wine trade show launched by Veronafiere SpA and China’s Pacco Communication Group Ltd.
