New EU regulations are going to force the wine industry to focus their attention on back labels. Robert Joseph argues that this is no bad thing.

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Robert Joseph takes a different view of how attractively-priced wines are perceived.

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Robert Joseph suggests that wine is not all about terroir and food-matching.

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Robert Joseph takes a look at how some big companies are reacting to an increasingly polarised wine industry.

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Robert Joseph takes a sceptical look at claims being made for environmental consciousness among the young.

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Robert Joseph offers some advice for producers looking for distribution in a saturated market.

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Robert Joseph’s suggestion that wine marketers could learn from the effort studios put into promoting movies like Barbie attracted a lot of interest. Now he wonders if there could be lessons too in the numbers of people who chose to watch that film in a double feature with Oppenheimer.

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Robert Joseph takes a fresh look at the potential usefulness of press releases, in an age when their most valuable readers might just be artificially intelligent robots.

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Last week, Robert Joseph suggested that wineries need to do more marketing, but that the prices of too many wines are too low for them to be able to do so. He also promised to provide some thoughts on how to raise prices. Here, in a highly personal piece, he includes a few suggestions based on his own commercial experiences.

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