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Victoria Matheu Delgado 22 September 2017 Introduction to Paladar ar Wines es A True Value Proposition Target Segment Path to Purchase Competition Marketing Mix Questions Provenance Established Markets and Method


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Victoria Matheu Delgado 22 September 2017

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  • Introduction to Paladar

ar Wines es

  • A True Value Proposition
  • Target Segment
  • Path to Purchase
  • Competition
  • Marketing Mix
  • Questions
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Provenance

  • San Francisco

Bay area

  • White and red

grapes harvested producing 2 fine wine types

Established

  • Year 2000
  • Venture

Capitalist with a passion for fine wine

  • Small family

business

Method

  • Uses a similar

process to the traditional Georgian clay jar method recognized by UNESCO

Markets and Future Expansion

  • USA, South

America and Western Europe

  • Potential:

Eastern Europe and Middle East

References: http://georgianwinesociety.co.uk/

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For the Georgian market, is a wine (or gvino) that, unlike others, offers a distinct consumer experience. is the perfect fusion of vintage grapes, bringing exquisite palate experiences when consumed with pulses and stews. This makes the perfect accompaniment to a Tamada-presided supra serving delicious Georgian cuisine such as lobio, chakapuli and shkmeruli, among others.

Photos courtesy of: Georgian Journal (2014) References: Top 10 Georgian foods and drinks (2014)

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Demographic: Wine consumption of this type of product concentrates around T’bilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi and other major cities and suburban areas. Lifestyle: Widespread consumption of wine Usage: Everyday and special occasions

References: Identifying market segments and selecting target markets (n.d.) Georgia guide (n.d.)

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’s Target Segment is the city and suburban upper middle income buyer based on researched high consumption patterns of food and beverage.

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Television

Ads on:

  • wwiTV

.com

  • 1TV and 2TV
  • Imedi TV
  • Kavkasia TV
  • Maestro
  • WineLibrary.tv

Internet and social media

  • Recommendation

is the best advertising

  • Winery tourism

(e.g. winerist.com)

  • WineLibrary.com
  • Cork’d
  • Vintank
  • Conventional

social media: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn

Mail Order

  • Specialist wine

magazine distribution via the Georgian Wine Society (http://georgianwi nesociety.co.uk/)

Direct Purchase

  • Local supermarket

chains: Fresco, Smart and 2 Steps

  • Fast-growing

chains: Carrefour and Spar References: TV channels from Georgia (n.d.) Georgia: retail market report (2014)

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Tsinandali Akhasheni Kindzmarauli Saperavi Tvishi

References: http://georgianwinesociety.co.uk/ The most famous Georgian wines (2013) Top 10 Georgian foods and drinks (2014).

is up against well-established and strong local contenders. The southeastern region of Kakheti produces 70% of Georgian wine

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Gamarjoba Georgia

Product A unique gvino that is a true delight when mixed local pulses and stews Price Competitively priced at 17 Lari per bottle, Paladar ladar makes an affordable table wine Place Exclusive distribution to local front-runners Fresco, Smart and 2 Steps

  • supermarkets. Selective

distribution in Carrefour and Spar. Promotion Intensive TV ad campaigns as most popular entertainment vehicle References: http://georgianwinesociety.co.uk/ The most famous Georgian wines (2013)

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References (1/3)

Croxton, J. (2017, March 1). Marketing strategy presentation ideas – plan out the right approach. CustomShow. Retrieved from https://www.customshow.com/marketing-strategy-presentation- ideas-that-work/ Georgia country profile (2017, May 18). BBC News. Retrieved from http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-17301647 Georgia guide (n.d.). Commisceo Global. Retrieved from http://www.doingbusiness.org/data/exploreeconomies/georgia Georgia: retail market report (2014). Colliers International. Retrieved from http://fund.ge/uploads//Georgia%20Retail%20Market%20Repo rt.pdf Identifying market segments and selecting target markets (n.d.). Management Study Guide. Retrieved from http://managementstudyguide.com/identifying-market- segments.htm

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References (2/3)

Social media marketing for the wine industry (2013, July 18). Silicon Valley Business Journal. Retrieved from https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/earthsite/social-media-for- the-wine-industry-silicon-valley-business-journal The marketing mix (n.d.). Retrieved from http://marketingmix.co.uk/ The most famous Georgian wines (2013, October 18). Alltop10. Retrieved from https://alltop10.org/en/top-10-samyie- izvestnyie-gruzinskie-vina/ Top 10 Georgian foods and drinks (2014, August 14). Georgian

  • Journal. Retrieved from

https://www.georgianjournal.ge/georgian-cuisine/27995-top- 10-georgian-foods-and-drinks.html TV channels from Georgia (n.d.). wwiTV .com. Retrieved from http://wwitv.com/television/80.htm

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References (3/3)

Wine market in Georgia (2014, December 24). Caucasus Business

  • Week. Retrieved from http://cbw.ge/economy/wine-market-in-

georgia/