HeyJaredRebecca Lo
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Vietnam's younger drinkers are driving wine forward (opens the original)
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As Vietnam’s luxury hospitality scene develops, a new crop of younger drinkers are embracing wine and driving promising market trends. Rebecca Lo reports. The economic challenges faced by Asian wine markets such as China have shifted focus in recent years to developing alternatives such as Vietnam. Though sitting at less than one percent consumption in comparison to other alcoholic beverages, db reported that taste for wine is slowly changing. Its evolution is partly due to on-trade venues uppin
Don St. Pierre Jr.: 'This is the beginning of a new chapter for ASC' (opens the original)
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ASC Fine Wines launches The Wine Atelier, its retail experience rooms in Beijing and Shanghai. Rebecca Lo finds out more. ASC Fine Wines continues to strengthen offline engagement with trade partners and wine lovers through The Wine Atelier, its bricks and mortar venues in Beijing and Shanghai—two critical markets in the Chinese Mainland. On 28 August, The Wine Atelier opened in Rosewood Beijing across from the CCTV headquarters in Chaoyang district. The Shanghai location followed, opening on 12
'There's no playbook that guarantees success' (opens the original)
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How will the end of South Korea’s draught beer tax break impact independent craft brewers, and what they can do about it? Rebecca Lo reports. On 4 August 2026, the South Korean Ministry of Finance and Economy announced the end of its six-year-long 20% tax break for draught beer starting 1 January 2027. As reported by db, it equates to approximately an extra KRW5,000 (£2.72) per 20-litre keg that on-trade businesses will have to shoulder. Three weeks before the announcement on 11 July, nightlife
Chapel Down looks to Asia to help win market share from Champagne (opens the original)
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English sparkling winemaker Chapel Down has appointed Nimbility to help accelerate its growth across Asia-Pacific as it aims to snatch a “1% share of the Champagne market”. Rebecca Lo reports. Chapel Down aims to accelerate growth across the Asia-Pacific region through a new partnership with brand strategist Nimbility. The commitment moves forward the British winemaker’s ambitions to internationalise its brand while altering how global markets view English sparkling wine. As Asia presents a long
Dreissigacker is Tops in Thailand (opens the original)
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German winery Dreissigacker continues its expansion across Asia through its collaboration with Thailand’s leading food and beverage retailer Tops. Rebecca Lo reports. Weingut Dreissigacker expands into Thailand through the country’s leading food and beverage retailer Tops as it accelerates development across Asia. Tops is run by Central Food Retail, a subsidiary of Central Retail Corporation and a omnichannel family business founded in 1947 that operates in Thailand, Vietnam and Italy. Over the
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