To know more : http://www.bharatbook.com/alcoholic-drinks-market-research-reports/indian-wine-market-forecast-to-2018.html Over the past five years (2008-09 to 2012-13), the Indian Wine Market has been showing a steady growth. The demand of both the domestic and foreign wines has been growing day by day. There is enough room for each and every wine brand, be it Indian or foreign, in the Indian market as the market has registered a significant percentage of growth in both volume and value terms in recent years. The strong economic growth of the last few years and increasing wine culture among the new wealthy Indian middle class combined with a greater exposure to western lifestyle has created hunger for different categories of wines. In order to help manufacturers and exporters to better understand the Indian wine market, IBNA Research, a division of Indian Business News Agency (IBNA), has launched a new market research report titled "Indian Wine Market Forecast to 2018". Indian Wine Market Forecast to 2018 is a comprehensive research that contains detail statistics, in-depth analysis, and quality research on Indian wine market. This report is unique in its collection of highly relevant data, from legislation and imports to pricing levels, analyses of market share, market growth and more. The report starts with an introduction of India's demographic and macro-economic indicators, including focus on Indian Cities for Growth. Chapter Two of the report discusses the production of different varieties of grapes and wines in India, including data on production. The chapter provides the information needed to understand the dynamics of wine industry in the country. Chapter Three explains government regulations, policies on wine. The chapter brings the rules and regulations for imported wine and their impact on the wine industry in India. It also provides the policy and regulations on wine in the major wine producing and consuming states in India. Chapter Four covers duties and taxes on wine, including detail discussion on tax rates imposed by the central government as well as the state governments. Chapter Five provides lists of retail prices of different brands of wines in the major Indian states as well as it provides a comparative prices of different brands in India. The chapter discusses the mechanism of formation of retail price of wine in the country. Chapter Six highlights the Indian consumer income grouping, consumer classes, their characteristics, behavior and preferences. The chapter will help the foreign wine companies to understand the mental makeup of the Indian consumers.

• published: 10 Sep 2013
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