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WMC19: Google’s View of the Wine World
What can Google tell us about wine consumption, wine tourism, consumer behavior, and industry trends? As it turns out, quite a lot! This session will explore how people are searching the web to make decisions about what wines to purchase, where to travel, what varietals to try, and much more. The information will be relevant both to industry participants and to writers who are looking for that next trend for an upcoming article or post. Presented by Damien Ferreira Gomes, Google Travel
Zephyr Conferences
October 10, 2019
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Damien Ferreira-Gomes, Senior Industry Manager, Google Emerging Wine Industry And
Consumer Trends WMC19 -
4 Key takeouts In just 5 years, travelers from China
will outnumber those from New Zealand nearly 2:1, those from the US 3:1 Organic Wines are booming! Rosé is a "recreational" drink Expectations and Experiences vary according to the demos Innovation and Apps are key for 18-34 year-old -
Proprietary + Confidential French from Toulouse Moved to Australia 10
years ago Worked at Google for 8 years Still find wine very expensive but greater choice Finally Organic and Rosé are booming Gevrey - Chambertin Clos St Jacques 93 A little bit about me! -
Proprietary + Confidential We are a passionate team of travel
experts based in Sydney looking to help travel clients thrive online, while achieving sustainable long term growth. We provide consultative support on export insights & strategies as well as Brand & Paid Media best practices to expand travel businesses beyond domestic markets. What we do at Google -
Proprietary + Confidential Harvesting Tourism Trends Crushing and Pressing Consumer
Insights Fermentation Emerging Wine Industry on Google Clarification The Three Wine Trends In The Next 12 month Ageing and Bottling Client Case Study Today’s Agenda -
Australia will reach the 28 million mark by 2026 –
driven predominantly by immigration. Source: https://www.tra.gov.au/International/International-tourism-results/overview - Latest International Visitor Survey - Year Ending March 2019 -
China has officially overtaken New Zealand as the number one
origin country for visitors to Australia. 1.3 million visitors, +3% Spend $12 billion, +10% Source: https://www.tra.gov.au/International/International-tourism-results/overview 1.3 million visitors,+2% Spend $2.6 billion, +2% 343K visitors,+15% Spend $1.7 billion, +12% 673K visitors,-4% Spend $3.3 billion, -5% -
International Visitors and spend by state YE March 2019 *
Total number of visitors by state will be greater than total number of visitors for Australia Source: https://www.tra.gov.au/International/International-tourism-results/overview -
Wine tourism focus With a rapidly growing middle class that
is eager to travel, China has become an important source of tourism for Australia, with this growth cascading into winery visits Source: ¹ Tourism Australia- http://www.tourism.australia.com/en/markets-and-research/market-regions/greater-china.html ² Drinks Central- http://www.drinkscentral.com.au/4751?Article=chinese-wine-tourism-to-australia-increases-300-per-cent ³ Ma, E. Duan, B. Shu, L. Arcodia, C. (2017) Chinese visitors at Australia wineries: Preferences, motivations, and barriers. Journal of Tourism, Heritage & Services Marketing, Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 3-8, 2017 4 https://thewest.com.au/travel/food-wine/was-green-image-could-attract-chinese-tourism-gold-ng-b88550046z Motivations and barriers The major motivations: 1. Curiosity 2. Recommendations from friends 3. Uniqueness of a winery visit The major barriers: 1. Cost 2. Language barrier 3. Service attitude Future Opportunities According to Professor Huang, professor of tourism and services marketing at Edith Cowan University, successfully communicating the ”green image” of Australia is the key to attracting more Chinese middle class tourists -
The 5 global & local trends having the biggest impact
on demand Millennial & Gen Z Values Health & Wellness Premiumisation (at-home consumption) Evolving Occasions Connectedness Innovation -
Proprietary + Confidential Traditional Search Results Shopping Ads Knowledge Panel
Paid Search People Also Ask or Searches Related To Video Results Local Search -
Proprietary + Confidential Wine is the top searched alcohol category
in Australia 20M Searches for Wine in the last 12 months +15% YOY Source: Google Internal Data, Oct 17 - Sept 18, 1sf -
Proprietary + Confidential mulled wine penfolds dom perignon mclaren vale
wineries organic wine chardonnay french wines brown brothers rose wine australian wines hunter wines red wine top wineries sauvignon blanc port phillip estate chianti chandon hunter valley wineries There are many different ways of searching for wine naked wines wine vintage cellars winery stardew valley barossa valley champagne dan murphys yarra valley wineries cellarmasters vinomofo wineries port moscato barossa wines mclaren vale pinot noir shiraz -
Proprietary + Confidential mulled wine penfolds dom perignon mclaren vale
wineries organic wine chardonnay french wines brown brothers rose wine australian wines hunter wines red wine top wineries sauvignon blanc port phillip estate chianti chandon hunter valley wineries naked wines wine vintage cellars winery stardew valley barossa valley champagne dan murphys yarra valley wineries cellarmasters vinomofo wineries port moscato barossa wines mclaren vale pinot noir shiraz Type of Wine -
Proprietary + Confidential mulled wine penfolds dom perignon mclaren vale
wineries organic wine chardonnay french wines brown brothers rose wine australian wines hunter wines red wine top wineries sauvignon blanc port phillip estate chianti chandon hunter valley wineries naked wines wine vintage cellars winery stardew valley barossa valley champagne dan murphys yarra valley wineries cellarmasters vinomofo wineries port moscato barossa wines mclaren vale pinot noir shiraz Type of Wine Grape varieties -
Proprietary + Confidential mulled wine penfolds dom perignon mclaren vale
wineries organic wine chardonnay french wines brown brothers rose wine australian wines hunter wines red wine top wineries sauvignon blanc port phillip estate chianti chandon hunter valley wineries naked wines wine vintage cellars winery stardew valley barossa valley champagne dan murphys yarra valley wineries cellarmasters vinomofo wineries port moscato barossa wines mclaren vale pinot noir shiraz Type of Wine Grape varieties Brand -
Proprietary + Confidential mulled wine penfolds dom perignon mclaren vale
wineries organic wine chardonnay french wines brown brothers rose wine australian wines hunter wines red wine top wineries sauvignon blanc port phillip estate chianti chandon hunter valley wineries naked wines wine vintage cellars winery stardew valley barossa valley champagne dan murphys yarra valley wineries cellarmasters vinomofo wineries port moscato barossa wines mclaren vale pinot noir shiraz Type of Wine Grape varieties Brand Wineries -
Proprietary + Confidential mulled wine penfolds dom perignon mclaren vale
wineries organic wine chardonnay french wines brown brothers rose wine australian wines hunter wines red wine top wineries sauvignon blanc port phillip estate chianti chandon hunter valley wineries naked wines wine vintage cellars winery stardew valley barossa valley champagne dan murphys yarra valley wineries cellarmasters vinomofo wineries port moscato barossa wines mclaren vale wine pinot noir shiraz Type of Wine Grape varieties Brand Wineries Region/Country -
Proprietary + Confidential mulled wine penfolds dom perignon mclaren vale
wineries organic wine chardonnay french wines brown brothers rose wine australian wines hunter wines red wine top wineries sauvignon blanc port phillip estate chianti chandon hunter valley wineries naked wines wine vintage cellars winery stardew valley barossa valley champagne dan murphys yarra valley wineries cellarmasters vinomofo wineries port moscato barossa wines mclaren vale wine pinot noir shiraz Type of Wine Grape varieties Brand Wineries Region/Country Retailer -
Proprietary + Confidential mulled wine penfolds dom perignon mclaren vale
wineries organic wine chardonnay french wines brown brothers rose wine australian wines hunter wines red wine top wineries sauvignon blanc port phillip estate chianti chandon hunter valley wineries naked wines wine vintage cellars winery stardew valley barossa valley champagne dan murphys yarra valley wineries cellarmasters vinomofo wineries port moscato barossa wines mclaren vale wine pinot noir shiraz Type of Wine Grape varieties Brand Wineries Region/Country Retailer Organic -
Proprietary + Confidential Rosé Is Trending With A 35% YoY
Growth Category Search Volume YoY Growth Champagne & Sparkling 5M 12% Red Wine 4M 10% White Wine 1M 12% Rose Wine 0.5M 35% Wine* 10M 16% Source: Google Internal Data, Oct 17 - Sept 18 *When a brand has wines of different categories (e.g. brown brothers wines) or the category wasn’t identified. -
Proprietary + Confidential Among Brands, Penfolds Is The Top Searches,
While Mumm Is Growing 25% YoY Brand Search Volume YoY Growth Penfolds 702K 10% Chandon 435K 14% Brown brothers 300K 14% Jacob's creek 211K 14% Veuve clicquot 210K 15% Wolf blass 180K 0% Mumm 140K 25% Dom pérignon 139K 8% De bortoli 123K 10% D'arenberg 119K 95% Source: Google Internal Data, Oct 17 - Sept 18 -
Proprietary + Confidential Red Wine Is Responsible For The Winter
Spike, While All Categories Spike During “Summer Time” Source: Google Internal Data, Oct 17 - Sept 18 Champagne and Sparkling Red Wine Rose Wine White Wine -
Proprietary + Confidential You Can Use Our Free Tool Google
Trends To Know Interest Over Time https://trends.google.com -
Proprietary + Confidential The Brand Category Is The Largest, With
35% Of Wine Searches Brand Winery Broad e.g. wine Type e.g. shiraz Region Retailer e.g. DM Organic Country 35% of queries are for Brand terms, growing 15% YOY Source: Google Internal Data, Oct 17 - Sept 18 -
Proprietary + Confidential Branded Search Queries Are Largely Based Around
Champagne And Red Wine Brand Winery Broad e.g. wine Type e.g. shiraz Region Retailer e.g. DM Organic Country Champagne Red wine Rose wine White wine For the wine brand searches for which we can distinguish ‘Grape varieties’, the majority are for Red wine and champagne Source: Google Internal Data, Oct 17 - Sept 18 -
Proprietary + Confidential 4 pillars shiraz gin 19 crimes cabernet
sauvignon 19 crimes red blend 30 mile shiraz 30 mile shiraz 2016 2012 penfolds grange aldi shiraz amelia park ironstone shiraz 2014 amon ra shiraz angove shiraz arrogant frog shiraz audrey wilkinson moscato audrey wilkinson shiraz audrey wilkinson vineyard Understand The Rising Queries To Influence Merchandising Strategy azalea shiraz bad henry shiraz banrock station crimson cabernet banrock station menu banrock station pink moscato bay of stones shiraz billecart salmon rose billi billi shiraz billy's shadow shiraz bin 28 kalimna shiraz 2015 bin 28 penfolds bin 389 cabernet shiraz 2015 bowen estate shiraz brown brothers moscato sauvignon -
Proprietary + Confidential The Fastest Growing Categories Are Based On
Country And Organic Brand Winery Broad e.g. wine Type e.g. shiraz Region Store e.g. DM Organic Country YOY growth in queries Source: Google Internal Data, Oct 17 - Sept 18 -
Clarification The 3 wine trends you can expect to see
more of in the next 12 months -
Proprietary + Confidential 1- While the wine category is forecasting
a slight decline, organic will continue to rupture -
Proprietary + Confidential Wine consumers are extremely interested in hearing
about how healthy their consumption choices may or may not be https://trends.google.com -
Proprietary + Confidential Today’s consumer is aware that nutrition and
dieting can affect their overall health -
Drivers to purchase are the same overall core drivers as
regular wine, with additional health and environmental aspects… Alcoholic Impact Same as regular wine – a social lubricant or for relaxation Key Wine Drivers Effect Image Taste Trendy, Leading Edge A current trend in wine, suggests drinkers are ‘in the know’ Enjoyable Flavour May taste different to regular wine but needs to be in a positive way Additional Organic Wine Drivers Environment Feels ‘Better For You’ Less chemicals ingested (pesticides, many presume also less additives in production) Better For the Planet Less chemicals in the earth; some also presume less machinery used in production Health -
Proprietary + Confidential 2- Sales of Rosé have soared in
recent months. How can you make Rosé the #1 "recreational" drink, beating long established cocktails? -
Proprietary + Confidential Australians are drinking more rosé because our
lifestyle and climate. Rosé is a global phenomenon Millennials contribute to the rise of rosé -
Proprietary + Confidential 3- With Connectedness And Innovation, More Wine
Apps will be built for budding oenophiles -
Proprietary + Confidential The 120 Hour Ad (& More) That
Put SA Back In The Spotlight -
Proprietary + Confidential Record Growth for the Chinese market China
Visits +32% 60,000 Total expenditure $389M -
Proprietary + Confidential “I believe that great happiness awaits those
men who are born where good wines are to be found” – Leonardo da Vinci.