Poll Results
The results of last week's poll
"Do shelf-talkers affect your wine purchasing decisions?"
Total: 66 votes
It seems that the shelf-talker is a factor in most of folks' wine purchasing.
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The results of last week's poll
"Do shelf-talkers affect your wine purchasing decisions?"
Total: 66 votes
It seems that the shelf-talker is a factor in most of folks' wine purchasing.
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I like the term "shelf talker." It reminds me of "horse whisperer."
Posted by: Alison | 15 August 2006 at 04:24 PM
I work in a wine store and we always use shelf talkers because they educate the wine novice and help people to decide which wines are to their liking. They have socres from the major wine magazines on them as well, which serve as a guide for people looking for a respectable wine in their pricerange. Very important to the wine merchant in my point of view. Great blog, I have noted your url and will ad you to my website in the links directory.
Posted by: wine grapes | 15 August 2006 at 06:22 PM
Ali - I was thinking 'shelf talker' was more akin to 'hot pockets'
Posted by: beau | 16 August 2006 at 09:20 AM