How will we buy wine in 2030?
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In 2030, consumers will buy wine in new innovative ways using mobile apps and artificial intelligence. Mobile apps like Vivino that help identify wines from a photo are growing in popularity, with 19 million users. Mobile shopping through virtual supermarket apps will also increase. New technologies like the SmartWineGlass, which records wines tasted at an event so they are never forgotten, and artificial intelligence for personalized recommendations, booking, and delivery will further transform how people select, learn about, and obtain wine in the future.
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- 1. How Will We Buy Wine in 2030? Port Wine Day 2016, Porto, Portugal andre@adegga.com - fb.com/andrerib
- 2. André Ribeirinho Founder & CEO of Adegga WineMarket + SmartWineGlass Co-founder & Chairman of #Winelover
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- 5. Wine choice is (still) a big problem
- 6. Look at the consumer’s future.
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