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Motivation for Drinking Wine

We used a survey to investigate some motives for drinking red, sparkling, and white wine among 3,433 Norwegian respondents. Respondents with interest in wine drank all types of wine more frequently than those with little interest. Interest in cultural activities, which often are associated with wine...

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Published in:Journal of wine economics 2020-11, Vol.15 (4), p.378-385
Main Authors: Gustavsen, Geir W., Rickertsen, Kyrre
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