Coming to a Supermarket Near You: Private Label Wine That Is Actually Good
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Ray Brych, category manager for Gelson's, confidently asserts that his supermarket's $50 private label Cabernet Sauvignon rivals Napa wines that cost twice as much, highlighting the quality and value they're offering. He emphasizes the collaboration with renowned winemakers like Doug Margerum and others, showcasing Gelson's commitment to providing customers with unique, exclusive options that elevate their shopping experience, rather than simply focusing on profit margins.
The trend of private label wines is gaining momentum, with retailers like Walmart and Albertsons entering the market. Unlike typical supermarket offerings, these wines are exclusive to the retailers and often come from high-quality producers. This shift reflects a demand for better quality options, as grocers like Gelson's are moving away from low-cost, low-quality wines in favor of more premium selections that cater to discerning customers.
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