Abstract
This paper examines visual codes on French wine labels that rely on the cognitive connections between the source and the target that are usually accessible only to culturally specific market segments. These strategies therefore draw on cross-cultural marketing in particularly innovative ways, demonstrating a complicity or cross-cultural understanding inherent in the symbolic content of their visual codes.
Two examples of French wine labels have been selected to display these cross-cultural strategies in different price brackets (premium and low-cost) and contexts (Asian and Western): Château Lafite in China and Arrogant Frog in Australia. Focusing on these wine labels, this paper analyses the visual elements with symbolic content that trigger positive responses in these culturally differentiated segments of the market: China and Australia.
This research establishes a framework for analysing strategies used by French wine producers in targeting culturally specific market segments
Two examples of French wine labels have been selected to display these cross-cultural strategies in different price brackets (premium and low-cost) and contexts (Asian and Western): Château Lafite in China and Arrogant Frog in Australia. Focusing on these wine labels, this paper analyses the visual elements with symbolic content that trigger positive responses in these culturally differentiated segments of the market: China and Australia.
This research establishes a framework for analysing strategies used by French wine producers in targeting culturally specific market segments
| Original language | English |
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| Title of host publication | Proceedings of The 11 Th Conference of The Academy of Wine Business Research (awbr) |
| Editors | Nic Terblanche, CD Pentz |
| Pages | 53-67 |
| Number of pages | 14 |
| ISBN (Electronic) | 9780620810067 |
| Publication status | Published - 2019 |