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Wine And Social Media

The hottest new pairing

Image:T in DC

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An experiential product

Considered to be the most social of beverages, social media takes the wine drinking experience to a whole new level.

Considered to be the most social of beverages, social media takes the wine drinking experience to a whole new level.

Image: AI404

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A year ago

It’s a little different now...

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Today, it’s a whole new world

Image: Omar-G

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Let’s blog about it

1,290 U.S. Wine blogs 586 U.S. Wineries have blogs

California and Oregon have the most winery blogs

24 blog posts just in December with 366 comments

Ranked number 1 on Postrank for social engagement

1wine Dude blog traffic Influential wine blog: www.1winedude.com

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CA Wineries on Facebook

230 wineries in CA have a Facebook page703 average number of fans

Barefoot Wine & Bubbly has over 20,000 fans

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Facebook: Examples of Winery Engagements

Duplin Winery

Chateau Morriset

te Winery

Wollersheim

Winery

The Round Barn

Winery

Palmina Winery

Murphy-Goode Winery

Laetitia Vineyard & Winery

Fans 7,328 4,664 2,838 2,802 2,718 2,186 2,186

Photos Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Video N/A N/A Yes N/A N/A Yes Yes

Discussion

3 2 1 N/A N/A 4 N/A

Notes N/A 2 N/A N/A N/A 9 N/A

Events Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

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What are they doing on Facebook?

Duplin Winery

Chateau Morriset

te Winery

Wollersheim

Winery

The Round Barn

Winery

Palmina Winery

Murphy-Goode Winery

Laetitia Vineyard & Winery

Wall posts’ content

-Event invitations-Marketing new wines-Thank you’s -Distribution info-PR articles

-Contests on favorite wines -Winery announcements-Tasting room invitations-Distribution info

-Marketing new wine-Updating on crop and harvest-Wine contests

-Offering wine prices and discounts -tasting events

Wine club event invitations

Wine advertising

1 event invitation

Frequency of posts

Everyday Every 2-3 daysMostly responding to fans

Sporadic (2-17 days)

Everyday ~3 weeks Every 1-4 days

~1 update /month

Number of posts

58 20 4 23 6 15 4

Responding directly to fans

Yes Yes No Yes No Yes YesNote: Results from 12/13/2009 – 1/13/2010

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What are fans saying?

Duplin Winery

Chateau Morriset

te Winery

Wollersheim

Winery

The Round Barn

Winery

Palmina Winery

Murphy-Goode Winery

Laetitia Vineyard & Winery

Sentiment of fan

posts

-Positive--Questions about distribution locations

-Positive--Questions about distribution locations--Sharing favorite wines

Fans interested in Ice wine grapes

-Positive--Enjoying wine tastings--Questions about tasting events

N/A -Positive--Wine pairings

N/A

Level of fan

engagement

Wall posts and fan photos

Wall posts and fan photo

Only comments

Wall posts and fan photos

N/A Wall posts and fan photos

Wall posts and fan photosNote: results from 12/13/2009 – 1/13/2010

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Best practices: Duplin Winery

Communicate and receive direct feedback from fans

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Best practices: Wollersheim Winery

Sharing your wine-making process and methods is a good way to get people talking about your wines

Peak interest by sharing pictures and updating your fans on process.

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Best practices: Murphy-Goode Winery

Share experiences and give wine pairing tips.

Catch consumers’ interests and curiosity

Create more demand for Zinfandel wine

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Interesting Twitter Trends

123 Wineries have Twitter accounts56,027 Tweets by wineries1,352 Ave. # of followers

#Winewednesday: Twitter weekly event -Twitter wine community sharing wine recommendations and information.

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Virtual Wine Tasting Events

www.cellartracker.com o 8,429 Tasting Events in total 205 in December 09

o 27 Virtual Tasting Events

events.linkedin.como 919 Tasting Events in total 68 in Jan 2010

o 23 Virtual Tasting Events

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97 Total mentions

TasteLive! - Online wine and beer tasting community- using social media tools -Twitter, Facebook, Blog to “create a community that brings together consumers, bloggers, press, suppliers, brewers and winemakers across the world together to share in their favorite beverage”5 virtual wine tasting events on Dec 2010

Virtual Wine Tasting: www.tastelive.com

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What’s happening on Youtube?

Uploaded “wine” videos

(12/1/2009 – 12/31/2009)

Winery channels

Total results: 254 videos

Total views: 693,241

Total comments: 2328

Total : 118 channels

Total channel views: 46,618

Total uploads: 1,256

Total upload views: 349,252

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Example Winery channel:

Total views: 1,229

Top VideoContent: “A Man fishes for Black Drum and puts together an awesome dish with his catch, paired with Firestone 2007 Riesling!   “

Pos: “It makes my mouth water!!!!! The Black Drum and the Firestone 2007 Riesling - YUMMY! Way to go Jay!”

Total channel views: 11,595Total uploads: 29Total upload views: 23,970Joined: June 24, 2009

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5 Popular Grapes Discussed in December

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Why is there such a jump in the number of Chardonnay conversations at the end of the month?

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Wine & Holidays*keyword cloud from 12/28 to 12/31

25% of conversations talked about choosing Chardonnay for New Year’s.

Only 18% talked about drinking Chardonnay on Christmas Eve.

Whereas, 27% talked about Merlot for Christmas Eve

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Where are the conversations happening?

Top States:1.New York: 7,006 results (29%)2.California: 2,270 results(9%)3.Washington: 567 results (2%)

Top 100 authors show an average of 17 posts per month

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Men are posting more about wine than women

* Men talk about (in order): Chardonnay-Pinot-Merlot-Cabernet-Zinfandel

* Women talk about (in order): Chardonnay-Merlot-Pinot-Zinfandel-Cabernet

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Top states for wine conversations

Different States emphasize different grapes

(in order)New York: Chardonnay-Merlot-Cabernet-Pinot-Zinfandel

Cali: Chardonnay-Merlot-Pinot-Zinfandel-Cabernet

Washington: Zinfandel-Cabernet-Chardonnay-Merlot-Pinot

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Regional Conversations differ…

Merlot in New York

•When talking about Merlot, New Yorkers often compare with Cabernet:

“try cabernet or merlot if u like red wine. They r smooth.”

“@strangerdaze13 @scoslow is quite buzzed. In my research merlot should only be stored 4 years. So this red is a bit biting-less flavorful.”

Zinfandel in Washington

•When Washingtonians talk about Zinfandel, they usually also mention cooking related topics:

“Home made chili served with a green salad and corn bread paired with Zinfandel”

•They are also mentioning/comparing with Syrah:

“Zinfandel is actually a much lighter varietal than Syrah”

Chardonnay in California

•Many Californians talk about pairing Chardonnay with various foods:

“Enjoying some pre-dinner snacks at in-laws in Phoenix with some #RodneyStrong Chardonnay and Brie #cheese: an excellent combination”

“Crisp Salmon with Citrus Avocado Salad…And who knew that this dish was a spot on pairing with a lemon creamy California Chardonnay?”

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New Media Influencers

TraditionalNew Media

Social media is now the top activity on the web, even overtaking porn.

78% of consumers trusts their peers • much more than companies or ads

The top 20 wine bloggers in aggregate have a larger audience than the Wine Spectator online. 34% of bloggers post opinions about products and brands54% blog or tweet daily

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Thank you

For more information

please contact:

Cinde [email protected]