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Peru’s Luxury Wine Market Sees Growth with High-End Imports. Peru’s appetite for luxury products is expanding, and high-end wines are leading the charge. Among the most expensive imports in the first half of 2024 is Leroy Pommard Les Vignots, a French red wine sourced from the prestigious Pommard region in Burgundy, France. Importer: Premium Brands - Perú S.A.C. Supplier: Leroy Origin: France Average import price (registered): $1.5K HS code: 2204 As Peru’s demand for luxury goods continues to grow, so does the opportunity for high-end producers to tap into this emerging market. ---- Looking to connect with the top players in Peru's luxury markets? It’s easy: subscribe for FREE at garaycompany.com and unlock exclusive insights. #luxury #Peru #imports #exports #wine

🥃 Spotlight on Highbury Classic – Award-Winning Whisky That Redefines Excellence 🥃 Highbury Classic Whisky is making waves in the spirits industry, blending the boldness of American bourbon with the elegance of Scottish whisky. Crafted by the master blender Charles Victor, this premium whisky has already earned recognition with a Bronze Medal at the IWSC - Club Oenologique Competition. Distilled in Goa and infused with passion, Highbury Classic offers a sophisticated flavour profile—rich caramel, oak, and a hint of peat—that sets it apart from the competition. It’s not just a whisky; it’s a journey through time and tradition, bottled for your enjoyment. Praised for its smoothness and balanced flavours by both connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike, Highbury Classic’s packaging and presentation also reflect the care and craftsmanship that goes into every bottle. Already available across India, Colombia, and Bolivia, Highbury Classic is poised for further expansion into new markets. This whisky is a must-have for any discerning distributor or hospitality provider looking to offer something truly exceptional. 👉 What makes an award-winning whisky for you? Share your thoughts below! #HighburyClassic #WhiskyLovers #IWSCWinner #PremiumSpirits #B2B #GlobalDistribution #HospitalityIndustry

JOIN US! ESSEC SPECIALIST LUXURY PROGRAM [FINE WINES & SPIRITS TRACK] #ESSECExecutiveEducation | and the world's most cherished Scotch whiskies and spirits, Edrington, are partnered to bring you the Specialist Luxury Program in Fine Wines and Spirits. Understanding the world of fine wines and spirits is more than just a fancy perk for those dealing with high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs). It's a key to building rapport and trust. HNWIs often view these luxuries as investments, cultural touchstones, and manifestations of refined taste. Knowing vintages, pairings, and market trends enables advisers to engage in meaningful conversations, navigate exclusive social circles, and make knowledgeable recommendations on purchases and investments. It's a subtle language spoken by the wealthy, and fluency leads to deeper relationships and stronger business networks. 14-15 March 2024 - Register now! PM me David Lim or WhatsApp +65 9092 5825 if you are interested in learning more about this Fine Wines & Spirits track program. #essecluxuryacademy #essecapac #essecexecutiveeducation #luxury #premium #luxurylifestyle #highnetworthindividuals #finewine #premiumization #bankers #financialadvisors #premiumwines #winesandspirits #wealthmanagement #privatebanker #wineinvestment #wineindustry #wineenthusiast #relationshipmanager #privatewealth #familyoffice #connoisseur #privateclubs #restaurantindustry #foodandbeverage

Shockwaves through the vineyards: France's spirit exports nosedive by 13% in 2023, signaling a seismic shift in the global luxury market. What's behind this unexpected slump? #SpiritsBusiness #FrenchExports #LuxuryMarket #EconomicShift #GlobalTrade #WineIndustry #MarketDynamics #BrandStrategy #TradeData #EconomicTrends

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French wine exports fell in 2023 with Champagne and Bordeaux leading the fall. French wine export decreased by 9.4% in 2023 hitting the lowest point sinfe 2006. Most notably the shipments from Champagne and Bordeaux regions lead the decline. Export of wines dropped to 122.6 million cases in 2023 while higher average price per bottle slightly compensated for the value decrease. The second biggest France export industry for years, wine and spirits have dropped to the 3rd place , bypassed by perfumes and cosmetics. Champagne, accounting for 37% of all France wine exports , saw shipments falling by 11% to 13.7milllion cases and €4.19bn in value. Bordeaux’s export decreased by 12% to 17.3million cases or €2.23bn in value. At the same time the top segment of Bordeaux wines is holding up quite well. Can the drop in exports lead to a bigger shift towards investors as opposed to consumers? Only time will tell but certainly interesting to see how the French wine industry will adapt to market changes. #bordeaux #champagne #winebusiness #trade

Could the Arabian Peninsula be the Next Big Thing in Fine Wine? Discover how Dubai's evolving market and relaxed regulations are unlocking new horizons for luxury wines in the Middle East. #FineWine #ArabianLuxury #DubaiWineMarket #WineTrends #GlobalWine #LuxuryLifestyle #WineLovers #MiddleEastMarket #WineInnovation #MarketGrowth

Proud to share that our Executive Chairman and CEO Khalid Al-Rumaihi has been featured in this very insightful article by Caterer Middle East on what is luring global players to the region’s F&B market. Read the full article in the link below. #AmriyaGroup #Hospitality #Bahrain #Tourism #F&B #IndustryLeaders

On en parle ???? demande recu ce jour pour le Danemark 1.5 € le cotes du rhone... max... -------------------------------------------------- We are currently in the process of landing a new major customer for us, and in connection with this, some opportunities have arisen for new wines that they require, which made me think of you.   They are looking for a new Cotes du Rhone producer, with their current sales at 50,000 bottles per year. They anticipate that if we can deliver better quality and prices, they will be able to increase sales to just under 100,000 bottles.   The new producer must be able to supply the above quantities and have the following wines: Cotes du Rhone (max €1.5) Chateauneuf du Pape Lirac Vacqueyras Gigondas Excluding Ventoux and Rasteau