by Joel B. Payne

Joel B. Payne compiled this survey from questionnaires sent to almost 500 key members of the trade. The results show that in a market as fractured as Germany, and driven by discount chains, there was little consensus in many categories.

 by Cees van Casteren

Our reader’s survey was compiled from responses to a questionnaire sent to 280 key members of the Dutch wine trade. As always, the results may be subject to discussion, but they offer insight to and a better understanding of this unique market.

by Larry Walker

This survey was compiled from questionnaires sent to 300 key members of the trade. The results show that in a market as large and fractured as the United States, there was a somewhat surprising consistency, at least in some categories.

by Hervé Lalau

Belgian journalist Hervé Lalau compiled this survey from questionnaires sent to key members of the wine trade. The results show a market that is as split as Belgium itself, between its French and Dutch speaking populations.

by Tony Aspler

The Canadian beverage alcohol scene is fragmented into ten autonomous provinces, each regulating its own pricing, warehousing and distribution of wine, spirits and beer.

by Ned Goodwin

The results of our survey were compiled by Ned Goodwin from responses to a questionnaire sent to 250 key members of the Japanese wine trade. The results offer a window into this very interesting, luxury-hungry market.

by Jenny Tan

For a country with a population of only 4.5 million, Singapore doesn’t seem a likely place to sell high volumes. And yet it is a country that plays host to some of the most iconic wine events in the region, observes Jenny Tan. She takes a closer look at who is most influential in this important market.