How
to Start Your Own Wine Business
Open
a Vineyard, Winery,
Wine
Bar or Wine Store

Imagine
having a fun and rewarding career that gives you the opportunity
to turn your love of fine wines into a profitable business.
When you become a wine merchant you can choose to open any of the following
wine businesses:
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You
can open your own wine store and sell bottled wines to customers
within a community.
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You
can open your own wine bar and create a social establishment to
attract locals as well as tourists and vacationers.
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You
can open your own winery or start your own vineyard, to personally
oversee how your wine products are made, stored and shipped.
When you open a wine business
you will become part of a growing industry as rich as a chilled
bottle of Chardonnay. Wine sales in the U.S. have more than doubled since
the early 1990s, reaching $26 billion in 2005.
Wine is a drink that never
goes out of style, but it is particularly trendy today. Popularized
in the Academy Award winning movie Sideways and the bestselling
book French Women Don't Get Fat, wine's health benefits have
been extensively reported in North American news media.
If
opening a wine business sounds like the career of your dreams, the
FabJob Guide to Become a Wine Merchant is
for you! In this e-book you will discover how you can get
started and succeed in the wine business.
Guide
author Mitchell Warren is a wine connoisseur and journalist who
interviewed wine industry professionals to bring you insider tips
to help you open your own vineyard, winery, wine bar, or wine shop. Among
the wine industry professionals who share expert advice in this
FabJob guide are:
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Tom
MacDonald, owner of Webster's Wine Bar
located in Chicago, Illinois, Chicago's oldest wine bar, which serves over
35 wines by the glass and 500 by the bottle with brands from all over the
world.
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Christina
Martin, owner of Martin Ulisse Imports
located in Corpus Christi, Texas, a distributor specializing in the finest
Italian wines imported from smaller, undiscovered wineries to American
wine lovers.
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Joel
Peterson, co-owner of Ravenswood Winery
of Sonoma, California, a winery which devotes attention to full-flavored
varietal wines that rival the quality of Europe's finest.
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Ben
Wallace, owner of Cella Raiders, a retail
store selling an eclectic variety of wine online and a buyer of vintage
wine collections.
The
guide covers topics of vital importance to anyone who wants to open
a wine business, including:
Advice
for All Wine Businesses
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How
to create a business plan for your winery, wine bar, or wine store
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Becoming
a wine expert and choosing the right wines
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Financial
matters including budgeting and inventory control
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Choosing
your location including information on building, remodeling and
buying versus leasing
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Insurance and crime prevention
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How
to hire and train employees
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Information
about licenses, permits and other regulations affecting wine businesses
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Marketing
strategies for wineries, wine bars and wine stores
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Additional
wine resources

Opening
a Wine Store
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Writing
a financial plan for your wine store
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Setting
up your wine store
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Interior
design for a wine store
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Buying
supplies
and equipment
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Finding
a distributor for your area
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Stocking
other
beverages
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Franchising
opportunities
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Buying
an established wine store
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Running
your wine store
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Customer
service
to keep customers coming back to your wine store
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Taking
an old business in a new direction
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Hiring
employees
for your wine store
Opening
a Wine Bar
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Choosing
a location for your wine bar
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Writing
a financial plan for your wine bar
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Setting
up your wine bar
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Decorating
your wine bar
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Buying
equipment
and supplies
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Choosing
your products
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Your
bar staff
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Tips
for a successful wine bar
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Knowing
your customers
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Successful
selling
Starting
a Winery or Vineyard
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Costs
of opening a winery
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Important
regulations
for wineries
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In
the vineyard
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A
grape
primer
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Vineyard
operations
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Inside
the winery
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The
winemaking
process
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Wine
science
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Winery
equipment
and supplies
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Bottling
and label design
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Winery
employees
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Selling
your wine
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Winery
tours
You
can have all this and more for an incredible price. It can cost
hundreds of dollars to take courses on starting a business, and chances
are they will not include specific information about opening a winery,
wine bar, or wine shop. The
FabJob Guide to Become a Wine Merchant
contains
some of the best business advice you could get from other sources, and
more.

The
information in this guide can save you many hours of research, help you
avoid some costly mistakes, and give you information you need to
open a vineyard or winery, open a wine bar, or open a wine store.
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If
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FabJob.com was featured in the April, 2007 issue of Woman's World Magazine ("Land Your Dream Job" article).
"The
FabJob Guide to Become a Wine Merchant will teach you the fundamentals
of selling wine and starting your own wine business. There are chapters
devoted to three types of wine businesses (vineyard/winery, wine bar, and
wine store), along with advice and insider tips from professionals in the
wine industry to help you succeed in your new career as a wine merchant."
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Mitchell Warren,
Wine
Guide Author
"The
work never ends but it seems the party never does either. I mean, how rough
of a day can you have when you've gone to a high end restaurant for lunch
to taste through a bunch of great wines?"
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Tom MacDonald, owner of Webster's Wine Bar, Chicago's oldest wine bar
(Tom
is one of the wine industry experts who give advice in this FabJob guide)
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