http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/02/11/us-wine-usa-italy-idUSBREA1A0CN20140211
Young American adults are drinking more Italian wine than Italians. They’re buying the line that the Antioxidents in wine will promote good health.
Cheers!
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/02/11/us-wine-usa-italy-idUSBREA1A0CN20140211
Young American adults are drinking more Italian wine than Italians. They’re buying the line that the Antioxidents in wine will promote good health.
Cheers!
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I’m trying to think of any radio show that has content of interest to Millenial wine drinkers
The most obvious one was Tom Leykis had a weekend program called “The Tasting Room”, which typically had a female guest promoting some local California winery. Tom frequently brags how easy it is to find women to have sex with him.
There is a local show out in the Napa Valley promoting tourism and the local wine business
Cigar Dave has his nationally syndicated program where he and his fellow Alpha males piss off the feminized pajama boy types by lighting up fine cigars and taking a shot of some fine Bourbon, but I don’t think I’ve heard him having guests rave over the latest Beaujolais nouveau coming over on the Concorde from France. This is giving the “pleasure police” the finger, including getting close to the line on the FCC’s ban on advertising of distilled liquor.
Travel shows like Arthur Frommer (Age 84) often talks about wine in the context of vacations in Europe.
Do you think a radio show about wine targeted at the 30 and under crowd could have legs?
Your question sparked my remembrance of a research paper published a few years ago, can’t remember where, but the gist was that DARPA was genetically engineering plants, like grapevines, to grow legs. Anyways, it should be no surprise since DARPA is genetically engineering humans who are able to grow gills, as in ‘go fish’.
Joan Hamburg on WOR frequently talks about wine…. but there might be a demographic issue.
I can’t see a 30 year (especially a male) listening to Joan talk about her weekend out at the hamptons attending the Spring Tulip festival for more than about 90 seconds.
Personally, I’d rather spend that 90 seconds listening to Joan Lunden remind me about a place for mom.