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Home » A sparkling outlook for champagne and sparkling wine
After ringing in the New Year with a glass of Champagne or sparkling wine, there’s no better time than the present to take a look at the future of this growing segment. And according to New York-based global market research firm TNS, the sub-category has a lot to look forward to this year.
Despite the challenging economic environment, consumers continue to indulge in the “finer things,” TNS reports. An independent global survey of more than 39,000 people in 17 markets reveals that a combination of increased spending among current sparkling wine drinkers and new drinkers in the developing world is presenting manufacturers with an opportunity to entice consumers away from traditional alcohol favorites.