Wine Industry Investments:
History, Varietals, Regions, Predictions, & Investment Opportunities

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Date Published: January 11, 2016
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The purpose of this research is to provide readers with an initial understanding of opportunities for investing in the wine industry, including collections & futures; private equity & real estate investment trusts; and vineyards & wineries. In the market for alternative investments, none can be much more fun than investing in the wine industry. As a passion of Tiburon's managing partner, Tiburon is able to address the history of winemaking, grape varietals, wine growing regions & appellations, market predictions, and methods for investing in this booming market.

This research addresses the three historical phases of the wine industry, including:

  • Early Development Phase
  • Phylloxera, US Prohibition, & WW II Challenges Phase
  • Maturation Phase

This research highlights grape varietals, including:

  • Red Grape Varietals
  • White Grape Varietals
  • Related Beverages

This research defines four distinct geographic regions, including:

  • France, Italy, & Other European Wineries
  • California & Other United States Wineries
  • Chile, Argentina, Mexico, & Other South America Wineries
  • Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Canada, & Other New World Wineries

And this research makes the following future predictions for the wine industry:

  • Continuing Growth of the Wine Industry
  • Growing Market Share of New World Wineries, High-End Wines, & Lighter Varietals
  • Continuing Importance of US Market, Emergence of the Chinese Market, & Streamlining of Wine Distribution
  • Rapid Industry Consolidation

And this research concludes by indentifying the three leading ways of investing in the wine industry:

  • Collections & Futures
  • Private Equity & Real Estate Investment Trusts
  • Vineyards & Wineries
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