Pandemic corks China’s wine market in 2020
The country’s domestic wine production suffered a fifth year drop while wine imports plunged both in volume and value, according to the latest official data.
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The country’s domestic wine production suffered a fifth year drop while wine imports plunged both in volume and value, according to the latest official data.
China’s top market regulator has revoked organic certification for five Chinese wineries involving 11 different wines after finding they have used banned fungicide.
A Decanter masterclass led by professor Li Demei shone a light at top Chinese wines at ProWine China.
Li Hua, known as China’s “father of modern Chinese wine” has endorsed natural wine and said it is the future of wine.
China’s wine production could see a jump, as the country removes key requirements to set up wineries and production in a move that’s seen to encourage domestic wine industry.
Here are your essential readings on China’s wine market: Ivanka Trump “endorsing” a Chinese wine, Cheval des Andes webinar and job openings in Shanghai.
Chinese wine is largely believed to be dominating China’s market. That’s not quite the case.
The fourth vintage of Ao Yun, the Chinese wine owned by LVMH, was released in the UK yesterday at £2,340 per case (12 bottles), offering a 10% discount for its best rated wine yet.
Some of China’s top wineries today including Silver Heights, LVMH’s Ao Yun, Grace Vineyard and Puchang Vineyard will answer to that question on July 7.
Here are your essential readings on China’s wine market this week: Chinese president Xi Jinping made a rare visit to Chinese wine region Ningxia last week, while Beijing is pushing to build Hainan as a free trade port like Hong Kong.