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E’ l’Amarone il vino rosso più richiesto on line?

Indagine del Consorzio Valpolicella, con un’incidenza del 71% sulle vendite

E’ l’Amarone il vino rosso italiano più venduto on-line nei segmenti di vini ultra-premium e luxury (oltre 25 Euro) con il Brunello di Montalcino, che insieme raggiungono una quota di mercato pari al 27,5 % (Amarone 13,72%, Brunello 13,78%). È quanto emerge dal focus (su dati consuntivi 2017) realizzato da Tannico per il Consorzio Vini Valpolicella. Secondo l’indagine, l’Amarone è il vino preferito...

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roma, 04/09/2018 10:59
EFA News - European Food Agency

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