With the digital age in full swing, more and more people are
buying wine online. And with a wide range of wine merchants making sure
that they have a strong online presence, there's not much to stop them.
There
are also many online websites such as Snooth or MustLoveWine that bring
wine merchants and lovers from all around the globe together to compare
wines and talk about new finds.
In addition to this, there are
many specialty websites showcasing only Californian white wines for
example or recommending the best places in Spain to book a wine tasting
tour. These niche websites are attracting more and more visitors every
month.
Many online wine merchants are using the internet to
highlight their latest offers and newest wines. The internet is great
for spreading word quickly even between people who don't know each
other. Using social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook, a merchant
can get word out there fast about offers and new wines. Similarly,
online discount sites such as Money Saving Expert or Groupon allow
merchants to put offers on that then get promoted by the websites
themselves.
Furthermore, the are copious amounts of forums and discussion groups that allow people from all over the world to communicate.Online
shopping is so easy to do for the consumer with only a small charge
most of the time for delivery that it's no wonder that more and more
people are doing it. This is especially true if you live a long way away
from supermarkets or wine stores and would be spending time and money
on transportation anyway.
However, even though there has been a
massive rise in the popularity of shopping online, many still prefer the
actual shopping experience. This can be especially true when looking
for wines. Many people need advice when they are choosing the perfect
wine for their dinner party or other event. For example, if you are
looking to serve a wine that complements your menu, it can be helpful to
ask a wine merchant which of their wines would work best.
While
online you can find information about different wines, it is not the
same experience as speaking to someone face to face and even trying
samples of some of the wines.
Which ever way you prefer to shop, the amount of people buying their wine online looks set only to rise in the upcoming years.
Bio: Emily Barclay runs The Perfect Wine, an independent online
wine merchants. She started to set up The Perfect Wine in 2008, bringing
together her love of wine and her passion for travelling in Europe. The
Perfect Wine is based in Norwich but delivers to the whole of the UK.
All wines come from excellent independent vineyards within 1,000 miles
of Norwich. http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Rise-In-Popularity-Of-Online-Wine-Merchants&id=6255870
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