1) Wine Australia
The Wine Australia Head Office is based in Adelaide, Australia, and the Corporation has marketing teams working from its international Wine Australia offices in Canada, Ireland, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Wine Australia Head Office
Industry House
Cnr Hackney and Botanic Roads
Adelaide, South Australia
Office hours 8.30am to 5.00pm weekdays (closed weekends and public holidays).
Telephone: +61 8 8228 2000
Facsimile: +61 8 8228 2022
Customer Service Line - (08) 8228 2010
Postal address:
PO Box 2733
Kent Town Business Centre
Kent Town, SA 5071
Wine Australia Sydney
Level 18, Tower 2 Darling Point
201 Sussex Street Sydney 2000
Postal Address:
(c/- Tourism Australia) GPO 2721
Sydney NSW 1006
2) Wines of Germany
The Deutsches Weininstitut (DWI, or German Wine Institute) is the German wine industry's marketing organization responsible for the generic promotion of the quality and sales of German wine domestically and abroad.
Wines of Germany USA
Wines of Germany is the exclusive U.S. office of the Deutsches Weininstitut. Wines of Germany is focused on creating greater awareness and increased sales of German wine in the U.S. through educational and promotional activities. It is the primary information source on German wines for U.S. consumers, members of the wine trade, and the media. The promotional and educational efforts of Wines of Germany, at least initially, will focus primarily on Riesling, the most famous German grape variety.
US Office:
950 Third Avenue, 7th Floor, New York, NY 10022 - USA
phone: (212) 994-7523 - fax: (212) 994-7596
info@germanwineusa.com
Wines Of Germany UK
Wines of Germany UK c/o Phipps Public Relations Ltd
17 Exeter Street
London
WC2E 7DU
3) Wines of Argentina
Wines of Argentina develops a wealth of programs that add to its promotional actions for Argentine wine in the world.
Paseo Sarmiento 212 Piso 2
CP (5500), Mendoza - Argentina
Tel: ++54 261 4235346
info@winesofargentina.com
www.winesofargentina.org
follow us on Twitter: winesofarg
facebook.com/winesofargentina
4) Wines of Chile
Wines of Chile is an organization committed to promoting the quality and image of Chilean wine throughout the world. It has offices in Santiago, London, and New York, as well as representatives in Canada, Brazil, Europe, and Asia. Wines of Chile also works closely with ProChile to develop and offer promotional and educational programs in Asia, Latin America and Europe. Wines of Chile’s 93 member wineries belong to Vinos de Chile and represent 90% of Chile’s bottled wine exports.
Wines of Chile – Home Office Santiago, Chile
Phone: (+56-2) 218-0600
Fax: 56 2 2180040
Address: Luis Pasteur 5280, Of. 402
Vitacura, Santiago, Chile
info@winesofchile.org
5) Wines of Austria
The Austrian Wine Marketing Board (Österreich Wein Marketing GmbH) is based in Vienna and is a national service body for the Austrian wine industry. The organization was founded in 1986 with the aim to strategically support, coordinate and maintain quality and sales. Its main goal for the domestic market is to strive for an increased market share of Quality Wine, along with the export of bottled quality wine, with the particular focus on the continued increase in value.
The AWMB's strategy is to create a balanced mix of marketing activities, that are individually tailored towards their respective markets, including sales support and point of sale materials, image folders, as well as proactive public relations supported by an ongoing advertising campaign (with a special focus on the local characteristics of the wines and their wine-growing regions with the regional wine committees).
The Austrian Wine Institute (ÖWI Handels GmbH) is a 100% subsidiary company of the AWMB and distributes the AWMB point of sale and wine accessories through its premises in Korneuburg, and its webshop www.shop.oewi.at.
Austrian Wine Marketing Board
Prinz-Eugen-Straße 34, A-1040 Wien
T: +43 (0) 1 503 92 67-0, F: +43 (0) 1 503 92 68
E: info@austrianwine.com
6) Wines Of South Africa
Wines of South Africa (WOSA) is a fully inclusive body, representing all South African producers of wine who export their products. WOSA, which was established in its current form in 1999, has over 500 exporters on its database, comprising all the major South African wine exporters. It is constituted as a not-for-profit company (sec21) and is totally independent of any producer or wholesaling company. It is also independent of any government department, although it is recognized by government as an Export Council.
7) New Zealand Wine Growers
New Zealand Winegrowers aims to represent, promote and research the national and international interests of the New Zealand wine industry. Physical address: Level 3, Hamburg Sud House, 52 Symonds Street, Auckland 1010.
New Zealand Winegrowers is the national organization for New Zealand’s grape and wine sector. The organization currently has approximately 1000 grower members and 700 winery members.
New Zealand Winegrowers conducts a wide range of tasks on behalf of the grape and wine sector including advocacy at regional local and international levels; providing a global marketing platform for New Zealand wine; facilitating world-class research on industry priorities; giving the industry timely and strategic information; and organising sector-wide events such as the Bragato Conference and Awards and the Air New Zealand Wine Awards. These activities are developed around the goal of “Building a Great New Zealand Wine Industry”.
New Zealand Winegrowers was established in March 2002 as a joint initiative of the New Zealand Grape Growers Council, representing the interests of New Zealand’s independent grape growers, and the Wine Institute of New Zealand, representing New Zealand wineries. New Zealand Winegrowers is governed by a Board of Directors of 12, comprising 7 representatives from the Wine Institute and 5 representatives from the Grape Growers Council. The parent bodies continue to operate as separate voting colleges and funders of New Zealand Winegrowers, although operational activities are conducted on a combined basis through the united organization.
UK: 5th Floor, New Zealand House, 80 Haymarket, London, SW1Y 4TE, UK
USA: David Strada
Marketing Manager the USA
Phone: +1 415 567 5511
dstrada@earthlink.net
Postal Address:
438 Avila, San Francisco, CA 94123
NZ Asia: Natalie Potts
Marketing Manager - Asia
Phone: +852 2511 3883
Natalie@nzwine.com
Postal Address:
Suite 6502, 65/F Central Plaza, 18 Harbour Road
Location: Wanchai, Hong Kong
Australia: Postal Address:
Level 4, 45 William Street, Melbourne, Australia 3000
8) European Wine Council
Formed in 1992, the New York City-based European Wine Council, comprised of trade representatives of eight European wine-producing nations, was established to enhance knowledge and appreciation of European wines in the United States, and to promote a spirit of good will among wine professionals in the U.S. and Europe
9) China Alcoholic Drinks Industry Association
CADIA was founded on June 22nd, 1992, consisted by wineries and companies concerned. China Alcoholic Drinks Industry Association is a cross-area, cross-department industry association, connecting administration and members, accepting commission from the administration, transmitting the demand of wineries to administration and promoting the development of wine industry. As a national association, CADIA and wine commission which is subordinate to CADIA play more and more important role in the wine industry.
Chairman of CADIA is Zhaocai Geng, the associate chairman is Yancai Wang.
Address: Fuwai Street Yi 22 Xicheng District Beijing
Code: 100833
Tel: 010-68396513ã€68396514ã€68396518ã€68396122
Fax: 010-68023239
10) The Society of Wine Educators
The Society of Wine Educators was founded in 1977. We are a non-profit educational organization (501c3) whose mission is to advance wine education through professional development and certification.
In many professions, a successful career is marked by an appropriate education verified by a credible certification program that is recognized both by the public and one's peers.
11) Wine Market Council
Wine Market Council is a non-profit association of grape growers, wine producers, importers, wholesalers, and other affiliated businesses and organizations. The council’s mission is to establish the widespread acceptance of wine as a rewarding part of American culture and to encourage the responsible enjoyment of wine by current and future generations of adults in the United States.
12) Indiana Wineries
At the Indiana wineries, you can sit, relax, and enjoy local wine in a friendly environment. Tasting wine at the Indiana wineries is an enjoyable and educational experience. There are no wrong answers when describing the taste of a wine. Wine preference, like art, lies within the individual. Taste varies from person to person.
Therefore, you do not need to be a wine connoisseur to visit Indiana's family owned wineries. Small wineries are the place to learn about wine appreciation, grape growing, and winemaking. You will discover the pleasure of using your sight, smell, and taste to enjoy wine.
13) Hong Kong Sommelier Association
The Hong Kong Sommelier Association was formed in September 1989 by a group of professional wine service personnel. Since the establishment, the Association has organized a series of spectacular wine related events and competitions which were all very well received.
In 1998, the Association has received honorable recognition from Association de la Sommellerie Internationale ASI, and participated in their international sommelier competition in June in Vienna Austria.
14) Wines of Croatia
Wines of Croatia is based in New York City and is an independent, membership-driven organization that supports, coordinates, initiates and/or conducts ongoing educational and promotional activities and events that raise awareness, expand appreciation and consequently increase demand for quality Croatian wine in the U.S., U.K. and other key international markets (see our Mission page for more details).
15) Wines of Bosnia
Promoting the Wines of Bosnia-Herzegovina, distributing information about the producers, wine regions, wine routes, native grapes & wine exporters
16) Wines of Serbia
Best Serbian wines, wine tourism + sharing information about wine producers, wine regions, routes, indigenous Serbian varieties & wine exporters
17) Wines of France
Wines of France promotes French Wine Producers. https://twitter.com/WinesOfFrance
18) Washington State Wines
The Washington State Wine Commission represents every licensed winery and every wine grape grower in Washington State. Guided by an appointed board, the Commission provides a marketing platform to raise positive awareness of the Washington State wine industry and generate greater demand for its wines. Funded almost entirely by the industry - through assessments based on grape and wine sales - the Commission is a state government agency, established by the legislature in 1987.
19) Wine Institute
Wine Institute is an association of 1,000 California wineries and wine-related businesses that initiate and advocate public policy to enhance the environment for the responsible production, consumption, and enjoyment of wine.
The organization contributes to the economic and environmental vitality of California and the U.S. through leadership in sustainable winegrowing, an international marketing program that promotes awareness of and appreciation for California wines throughout the world, and a partnership with Visit California to showcase the state’s diverse and abundant wine and food offerings.
20 ) The Wine and Spirits Trade Association
We are the voice of the wine and spirit industry, representing over 340 companies producing, importing and selling wines and spirits. WSTA members range from major retailers, brand owners and wholesalers to fine wine and spirit specialists, logistics and bottling companies.
WSTA members are part of a powerful, unified industry voice, helping us secure the UK as a good place for the wine and spirit sector to do business.
21) Champagne Association
The Comité Champagne is the trade association that represents the interests of independent Champagne producers (vignerons) and Champagne Houses. Its mandate is to promote the vines and wines of Champagne through a broad remit that includes: economic, technical and environmental development; continuous quality improvement; sector management; marketing and communications; and the promotion and protection of the Champagne AOC across the world.
The Comité Champagne (Comité interprofessional du Vin de Champagne) is the trade organization established by statute to manage the common interests of growers (‘vignerons’) and Champagne Houses (négociants/producers’).
The Comité Champagne is a joint trade association, established as a semi-autonomous public body in 1941.
The Comité Champagne was one of the first-ever regional wine committees created in France, the result of joint action at a local level. It is widely regarded as the model that others have since followed.
Website: http://www.champagne.fr
22) Italian Trade Commission – Wine & Food Center
The ICE-Italian Trade Promotion Agency is the government organization which promotes the internationalization of the Italian companies, in line with the strategies of the Ministry of Economic Development. ICE provides information, support, and advice to Italian and foreign companies.
In addition to its Rome headquarters, ICE operates worldwide from a large network of Trade Promotion Offices linked to Italian embassies and consulates and working closely with local authorities and businesses.
ICE provides a wide range of services overseas helping Italian and foreign businesses to connect with each other:
• identification of possible business partners
• bilateral trade meetings with Italian companies
• trade delegation visits Italy
• official participation in local fairs and exhibitions
• forums and seminars with Italian experts
For more details, contact your local ICE office or visit our website italtrade.com
Website: http://www.italtrade.com/
Other
French Wine Associations
Website: http://www.frenchwinesfood.com/html/home.htm
Burgundy Wine Association
Website: http://www.bivb.com/uk/index-uk.html
New Zealand Trade Development Board
New Zealand Winegrowers is the national organization for New Zealand’s grape and wine sector. The organization currently has approximately 1000 grower members and 700 winery members.
New Zealand Winegrowers conducts a wide range of tasks on behalf of the grape and wine sector including advocacy at regional local and international levels; providing a global marketing platform for New Zealand wine; facilitating world-class research on industry priorities; giving the industry timely and strategic information; and organising sector-wide events such as the Bragato Conference and Awards and the Air New Zealand Wine Awards. These activities are developed around the goal of “Building a Great New Zealand Wine Industry”.
New Zealand Winegrowers was established in March 2002 as a joint initiative of the New Zealand Grape Growers Council, representing the interests of New Zealand’s independent grape growers, and the Wine Institute of New Zealand, representing New Zealand wineries. New Zealand Winegrowers is governed by a Board of Directors of 12, comprising 7 representatives from the Wine Institute and 5 representatives from the Grape Growers Council. The parent bodies continue to operate as separate voting colleges and funders of New Zealand Winegrowers, although operational activities are conducted on a combined basis through the united organization.
Website: http://www.nzwine.com/
Portuguese Trade Commission
Website: http://www.portugal.org/