Wine

Retail chain 7-Eleven has introduced a wine rack to give its stores more presence in the market and to expand its offering into a wider and higher-quality range of products.

This mini-boat was designed as a countertop version of a floorstand display. The key here is the versatile center divider. It can support either a large display bottle or accommodate three small bottles.

Paterno Imports has expanded its line of wine-based drinks from the Nonino winery in Italy to include two Grappas. A four-bottle glorifier aimed at key accounts in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles is being used for display.

Korbel's new Millennium display features three separate panels to allow retailers maximum design flexibility.

This display was designed to add greater impact to the basic "cut case" store display for wine. The unique look of a table setting behind a window encourages shoppers to observe it more closely.

   Also available are two collectible gift packs of Cointreau, the premium orange liqueur. The 750ml bottle is packaged in a reusable gift tin, while a corrugated gift box holds the 375ml bottle.

Using interactive, state-of-the-art computer technologies, this display was designed to educate consumers and facilitate purchase decisions in the wine and liquor category. The display's LED header can be seen at a distance. An "attract loop" draws consumer attention during periods of non-use.

This wine cart, originally intended for off-premise accounts, proved so popular among retailers and consumers that several restaurateurs have requested the cart for on-premise use.

This semipermanent, vacuum-formed rotating display incorporates images from the company's "Italian Life" television campaign to promote the Bolla brand.

Brown-Forman Beverages' Bolla brand developed an interactive P-O-P display to simplify the wine-buying process and educate consumers about different wines.