Category Archives: wine imports

Personal Wine Imports in the US

Posted on July 15, 2011 by Daniel Karlin

Say you’re not a business but simply a wine enthusiast of whatever degree trying to import quality Malbec wine from Argentina. Depending on the circumstances of your import, the process can be as simple as picking up a package or … Continue reading →

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The Future of Wine from Argentina

Posted on December 7, 2009 by Daniel Karlin

  Torrontés: the Next Malbec                 Since 2004 no other country has seen the meteoric rise in volume, value and market share figures that Argentina has in the import segment of fine wine to the U.S. Over the last two … Continue reading →

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Confirming Wine Market Trends in “This Economy”

Posted on October 12, 2009 by Daniel Karlin

It seems like all of our assumptions have been confirmed and reconfirmed. The hardest hit sectors of the U.S. wine market are fine dining, chain restaurants, and wine shops according to Wines and Vines. The good news is that website and … Continue reading →

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Trends in Wine Imports from Argentina

Posted on June 26, 2009 by Daniel Karlin

Argentine growth in wine exports to the US has been remarkable during the last seven years: 2003-38M, 2004-48M, 2005-67M, 2006-92M, 2007-132M, 2008-183M, 1Q 09–51M. It is estimated that Argentina will close out the 2009 calendar year with $ 220.000.000 in … Continue reading →

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