How Many Times Product Changes Hands in China

This is an excellent visual of how products entering China flow through multiple ownership. Good for understanding where markup originates and why some imported products (such as wine) is a multiple of the price in the source country, take a look at these who could be in play withing the supply chain.Export Dist Diagram

Grape Varietal Origin and Popular Growth Areas

I wanted to show the trace back of the varietals from France and Spain break them out by the major general regions (not granular to the AOCs). To compare the more popular global varietals and their corresponding homes in the New World, I tacked on broad-brush grouping of USA, AUS, Chile and Argentina.

Sorry Italians (plus all others), but with your crazy varietals and 20 general wine producing regions, I am avoiding you for now.

 

 

Country
RegionRed VarietalsWhite Varietals
FRANCE1. BordeauxMerlotSauvignon Blanc
Cabernet SauvignonSémillon
Cabernet Franc
Petite Verdot
Malbec
2. BurgundyPinot NoirChardonnay
3. Rhône Region
---NorthernSyrahViognier
Marsanne
Roussane
BeaujolaisGamay
---SouthernGrenachUgni Blanc (St. Émilion)
SyrahRoussanne
MourvedreViognier
Carignan
Châteauneuf-du-Pape blends
4. AlsaceRiesling
Gewürztraminer
Pinot Blanc
Muscat
SPAIN1. Rioja (Rioja Alta, Rioja Baja, Rioja Alavesa)TempranilloMacabeo
GrenacheMalvasia
MazueloGrenache Blanc
Graciano
2. Jerez --(Sherry production)Palomino
3. Rías Baixas [Galicia]Albariño
3. Catalonia -- (Cava production)Macabeo
Parellada
Xarello
GERMANYGerman RhinePinot Noir (Spätburgunder)Riesling
USA1. NapaCabernet SauvignonSauvignon Blanc
Bordeaux Varietals
2. SonomaPinot NoirChardonnay
wide variety by AVAwide variety by AVA
3. Paso RoblesZinfandel
many Rhône varietalsmany Rhône varietals
4. Santa BarbaraPinot NoirChardonnay
SyrahViognier
AUSTRALIAShiraz (syrah)Chardonnay
Cabernet SauvignonSémillon
MerlotSauvignon Blanc
Pinot NoirRiesling
Grenache
Mourvedre
ARGENTINA1. MendozaMalbecChardonnay
Cabernet Sauvignon
Tempranillo
2. San Juan & La RiojaSyrahMuscat of Alexandria
CharbonoTorrontés
3. PatagoniaMalbecChardonnay
Pinot NoirSémillon
CHILE1. Central Valley [parallel to Mendoza] (Maipo Valley, Rapel, Curicó, Maule)Cabernet SauvignonChardonnay
(Maipo Valley)Cabernet Sauvignon
Merlot
2. Aconcagua [Valparaíso]Pinot NoirChardonnay
Cabernet Sauvignon
Merlot
3. Atacama --(Pisco production)Muscat
4. Coquimbo--(Pisco production)Muscat
5. Southern Chilejug winejug wine

Grape Yield in Wine Production

1 acre=2-4 tons (high quality)
=10 tons (low quality)
=116 cases (2 tons)
230 cases (4 tons)
580 cases (10 tons)
=0.404 hectares
1 ton=700 bottles
=58 cases
=1 pallet (apx)
=2.3 barrels (apx)
1 barrel=60 gallons
=228 liters
=304 bottles
=25 cases
1 bottle=750 ml
=1/5 (0.2) gallons

Information reference include

$$$ and ¥¥¥ on a Pallet

1 Bottle $$$1 Bottle ¥¥¥Case (12) $$$Case (12) ¥¥¥Pallet (56) $$$Pallet (56) ¥¥¥
$16.5 RMB$1278 RMB$6724,368 RMB
$1065 RMB$120650RMB$6,72036,400 RMB
$12.3080 RMB$147.60960RMB$8,26553,760 RMB
$15.38100 RMB$184.561,200RMB$10,33567,200 RMB
$20130 RMB$2401,560$13,44087,360 RMB
$50325 RMB$6003,900$33,600218,400 RMB
$100650 RMB$1,2007,800RMB$67,200436,800 RMB

 

Common price points for wine for bottle, case and pallet. Both in USD $ & RMB ¥.

Fitting into a Container (multiple sizes)

Pallet40" Wide48" Long56" High
Container
Width7' - 6''eq. 90" wide
Height7' - 4"eq. 88" tall
Length - 20'19' - 2"eq. 230" long
Length - 40'39' - 1"eq. 469" long
Length - 45'44' - 6"eq. 534" long
20' Container2 pallets wide4 pallets deep (+1)eq. 9 pallets
40' Container2 pallets wide9 pallets deepeq. 18 pallets

The numbers referenced here were pulled from.