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Average spending on imported wine in a year among wine consumers in China as of May 2020, by occasion (in yuan)

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November 2020

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Region

China

Survey time period

May 2020

Number of respondents

1,308 respondents

Age group

26-55 years

Special properties

among wine and spirits consumers from three mainland cities*

Method of interview

Questionnaire

Supplementary notes

Result of "own consumption at home" was based on answers from 1,308 respondents, result of "gathering with relatives and friends" was based on answers from 1,139 respondents, result of "business event and as gift" was based on answers from 958 respondents.

One yuan equals to 0.15 U.S. dollars and 0.13 euros (as of January 2021).

* The survey was conducted in Guangzhou, Shanghai, and Xi'an among six groups of respondents. Two groups in each city. Group one aged 26 to 40 years, group two aged 41 to 55 years. At least two female respondents must be in each group.
Respondents from Guangzhou and Shanghai had a monthly household income of RMB15,000 or more, or monthly personal income of RMB8,000 or more.
Respondents from Xi'an had a monthly household income of RMB9,000 or more, or monthly personal income of RMB5,000 or more.

Respondents have bought and drunk wine or spirits costing RMB300 or more per bottle in the past month.
Respondents should have a habit of drinking wine and be decision makers in purchasing wine or spirits in the households.
At least two respondents in each group have drunk wine at least once every week in the past month.
At least two people in each group have participated in wine-related activities or received wine-related services in the past year.

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According to a survey conducted among Chinese wine consumers, Chinese wine drinkers spent on average yuan on imported wine a year for at-home consumption. Meanwhile, people spent on average yuan on wine last year when it comes to wine for business events or gifts.