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jueves, 5 de diciembre de 2019

say, show and share to SELL...... WINE


#winelovers
Selling wine is much more than finding a wine shop, restaurant, distributor, importer, retailer, supermarket or marketplace operating a B2B or B2C strategy, it is a P2P experience. It has always been, and it will always be. Besides all new technologies, selling wine is personal, so personal that I would even say it is individual.

Of course, I am not talking here about wine tourism or about grabbing a nice good value bottle on the self of a supermarket. Even that basic wine, it had a first approach person to person before it went on the shelf, as I have experienced.

New trends indicate that millennials buy more wine online each day but we cannot forget that they also go out for eating and having a glass of wine with friends, the offline version.

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So, when it comes to really “sell wine”, a producer, winemaker, brand ambassador or seller must be a wine entertainer and focus on attracting the person´s attention by telling tips, stories, special characteristics and explain the soul of the liquid element. 

If we fail to connect Person to Person, selling our wines will be a hard task. Even if the wine has undergone through a traditional or modern elaboration technique, vineyards were being brought up as own children or premises were state-of-the-art all these efforts will lay down in obscurity, not to mention the sacred MARKETING ROI.


Cheers!!
That´s why wine events and fairs hardly will disappear. In wine, there is a mystic, a human factor that cannot be “replaced” by machines. Different matters are placing orders and logistics. In that sense e-commerce, shops online, marketplaces are the future and present. 

So, never stop nurturing your wine curiosity.

...because life taste better with wine!! Cheers!!

viernes, 1 de abril de 2011

Hoy, 20 años! Today, 20 years!

Just for pleasure or work I have had the great chance to visit more than 40 countries across the five continents. Being quite young, in 1979, I started to go abroad in order to study English. Later on, I did my Senior Year in U.S.A. at the Andover High School in Massachussets. Once back to Spain, I started my Marketing studies at a private school in Zaragoza, my home town and kept studying Internatioanl Trade, French and Italian. All this took me five years and in 1990 back again to Spain, I started to look for an interesting and good job where I could develop my studies, strenghts and potential.

Then in 1991, I contacted many companies and did many enterviews in different cities but I ended up in Zaragoza, working four years as marketing assistant at a Department Store. It was 1994 when the economic situation in Spain was weak and many companies had to shut down, mine did so I was out.

So, in 1995 I decided that I wanted to work in the international wine business. After several meetings, I moved to Vitoria to work with a group of nine wineries from Rioja Alavesa. Almost five years working, promoting, selling their wines in many countries...what an International Wine Master!

Now in 2011, I keep working in the international wine business and looking for and forward new challenges and projects.....So, today April 1st, 2011 is my 20th anniversary as a worker. For that, I congratulate myself!!

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Por trabajo o por placer he tenido la gran fortuna de haber estado en más de 40 países de los 5 continentes. Esto es así porque empecé joven a salir al extranjero para aprender inglés. Luego seguiría un curso escolar (C.O.U.) en U.S.A. y de ahí en adelante dirigí mis estudios hacia "lo internacional" y el marketing. Corría 1985...y se me abrió la mente de tal manera que no lo pude (mejor, no quise) evitar.

Y así me formé en Marketing, Publicidad, Empresa, Comercio Internacional e idiomas. Una vez de regreso a España, en 1991, me puse a trabajar en el departamento de marketing de unos grandes almacenes locales, en Zaragoza, pero también llegaron momentos duros y cerraron.

Y en 1995, llegaría el Sector Vitivinícola por decisión propia. Me fui a Vitoria para trabajar en un grupo de nueve bodegas de Rioja Alavesa donde aprendí mucho del mundo del vino, fue como un Master Internacional de Vino!

Hoy 1 de abril de 2011, sigo trabajando en el sector del vino, buscando nuevos retos y proyectos. Y por eso me felicito, por cumplir 20 años como trabajadora!!

lunes, 7 de marzo de 2011

Enoturismo por Burdeos / Bordeaux Wine Tour (France)

Uno de los primeros viajes de ENOTURISMO que coordiné -como "Wine Tour Manager" - fué por la zona vitivinícola de BURDEOS, en el Sur de Francia.
Afamada zona donde las haya, nos mostró todo su encanto y esplendor en primavera. Visitamos las "Appelations" más conocidas y representativas. Practicamente cada pueblecito es una "Appellation d´origine contrôlée": Margaux, Paulliac, Saint-Emilion, Sauternes, etc....y no, no todos los vinos de "Burdeos" son iguales. La variedad es tan inmensa!.