Challenges of Oversupply and Undersupply Flashcards

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List the problems producers/wineries face when there is an oversupply of wine

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  1. Prices tend to fall due to there being cheaper options
  2. If their wine doesn’t sell quick enough, they might have left over wine in tank/bottle
  3. In order to get some money back, producers may be forced to sell below production cost
  4. By selling below production cost, it devalues their brand
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What are some good options for producers who have an oversupply of wine?

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  1. To have the wine under a second label

2. To have the wine under a special label for super markets or restaurant.

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What is more common, a global oversupply of wine, or a global undersupply of wine?

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Oversupply

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List some typical examples where you might see demand being higher than the supply

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  • Cult Napa Wines (Grace Family)
  • Premier Cru Classe Bordeaux
  • Grand Cru Burgundy
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What are the main issues that producers have to take into consideration if they have a bad harvest?

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  1. Not having any wine to sell depending on how bad the harvest was.
  2. If the producer had a contract with a distributor/importer and were not able to fill the contract, they may be penalized
  3. Worse yet, the producers may have their contract cancelled.
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