How loyal are Italian consummers to wine attributes?

• Autores: Leonardo Casini, Cam Rungie, Armando Maria Corsi
• Localización: Journal of wine research, ISSN 0957-1264, Vol. 20, Nº 2, 2009, págs. 125-142
• Idioma: inglés
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• Resumen

  • The paper focuses on the study of loyalty towards three product attributes for wines sold in the Italian retail sector, through the polarisation index. A product attribute is a characteristic of a product (for example, price), made up of various levels (at least two for each attribute) of that characteristic (for example, <€3; €3–€5; €5–€7; >€7). The main findings highlight that the format proves to be the attribute which generates the highest loyalty level for Italian consumers. It is followed by quality designation and price. In particular, table wines, wines sold below €3 and wines purchased in >1.5 litres formats achieve the highest loyalty values, while foreign wines, wines sold at more than €7 and in <0.75 litres bottles are those that discourage behavioural loyalty the most.