The IWSR India Wine Market Report 2012
Report description
The oft-talked-about BRIC countries hold great potential for growth in many industries, but the nature of these markets make it difficult to enter and work with if not prepared.
Each market has its own intricacies of legislation, tax and consumption trends so each country needs to be approached separately. The BRIC countries were grouped together as some of the fastest-growing and largest world economies, but the market characteristics can be very different especially when it comes to wine.
The IWSR has compiled four reports on the still light wine markets of Brazil, Russia, India and China detailing the nature of the markets, the industry structure and growth trends. The reports also include an analysis of retail pricing, information on legal aspects of the market and taxation. The reports seek to analyse real levels of consumption by country of origin, by price point and by colour, and also set out the factors that anyone seriously looking at the market needs to understand.
India has the least-developed wine market of all the BRIC countries with an annual consumption per capita of less than a small glass of wine, but the market is growing. There is a trend among the young and affluent to take on Western trends, but wine does not always suit Indian cuisine and many consumers seek a certain ‘kick’ to their alcoholic drinks.
The differing taxes and regulations from state to state mean that India needs to be treated as a 28-country market, not as a federation. Taxes are unusually high and the insufficient infrastructure hinders wine storage and distribution.
In all the BRIC countries local wines dominate the markets and price is often the barrier to stronger growth of imported wines.
Table of contents
- INTRODUCTION
- Consumption of still light wines by local vs. imported: 2000 to 2011
- THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN INDIA AND OTHER COUNTRIES
- Consumption of spirits vs beer vs wine: 2000 to 2011
- Consumption of spirits vs beer vs wine: 2006 to 2011 – by volume `000 9 Litre Cases
- Consumption of wine by type: 2006 to 2011 – by volume `000 9 Litre Cases
- India – Neighbouring Countries
- Population by city
- COMPARISON OF INDIA WITH BRAZIL, CHINA, RUSSIA (BRIC)
- Consumption of still light wines by local vs. imported: 2000 to 2011
- Consumption of still light wines by local vs. imported: 2006 to 2011 – by volume `000 9 Litre Cases
- Consumption of imported still light wines by top 6 countries of origin: 2000 to 2011
- Consumption of imported still light wines by country of origin: 2006 to 2011 – by volume `000 9 Litre Cases
- Consumption of imported still light wines by country of origin: 2006 to 2011 % share
- Consumption of imported still light wines by country of origin: 2006 to 2011 year-on-year growth
- THE STILL LIGHT WINE MARKET – FACTS
- COLOUR AND VARIETAL
- SALES BY REGION
- India – Main Wine Consuming States
- PRICE SEGMENTATION
- APPROXIMATE BOTTLE COST STRUCTURE
- THE PRICE SEGMENTATION BY BRAND
- Key still light wine brands: 2006 to 2011 – by volume `000 9 Litre Cases
- INDIA KEY FACTORS 2011/2012 – GENERAL BACKGROUND
- DISTRIBUTION
- THE CONSUMER
- PRODUCTION
- India – Main Wine Producing States
- THE FUTURE – AN ASSESSMENT
- Forecast
- THE SPARKLING WINE MARKET
- Consumption of sparkling wines by local vs. imported: 2000 to 2011
- Consumption of sparkling wines by local vs. imported: 2006 to 2011 – by volume `000 9 Litre Cases
- Consumption of sparkling wines by country of origin: 2006 to 2011 – by volume `000 9 Litre Cases
- Consumption of sparkling wines by country of origin: 2006 to 2011 % share
- Consumption of sparkling wines by country of origin: 2006 to 2011 year-on-year growth
- Key sparkling wine brands: 2000 to 2011 – by volume `000 9 Litre
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