News Burgundy Wine Rebranding Campaign: Accessible for All by Olivier Watson January 9, 2025 2 min 2 Discover Burgundy's new image with the Tellement campaign, aimed at making its wines accessible to everyone. Explore its diverse terroirs!Introduction Burgundy, a name synonymous with elite wines and exclusivity, is undergoing a transformative rebranding. The Bureau Interprofessionnel des Vins de Bourgogne (BIVB) has recognized the need to update this prestigious region’s image, which has long been perceived as reserved for a select few. The launch of the Tellement campaign marks a significant shift in how Burgundy presents itself to consumers, especially millennials aged 25 to 39. This article will explore the objectives of this campaign and what it means for the future of Burgundy wine. The Shift in Perception For decades, Burgundy wines have been considered complex and elitist, often leaving many potential wine enthusiasts feeling excluded from experiencing their rich offerings. However, with the Tellement campaign initiated in December 2024, BIVB aims to dismantle these outdated perceptions. With an impressive budget of €2 million—co-financed by FranceAgriMer—the initiative seeks to convey that Burgundy wines are now accessible and enjoyable for all. Michel Barraud, Vice President of Communications at BIVB, states: "Our goal is to invite everyone to discover or rediscover Burgundy wines, highlighting their diverse terroirs and multiple facets." This messaging is designed not only for millennials but also aims to engage loyal customers who may feel alienated by the previously exclusive branding. Key Focus Areas: Terroir and Accessibility The campaign emphasizes two main elements: the incredible variety of terroirs in Burgundy and the iconic Chablis region as a benchmark for white wines. By showcasing both well-known names and modest appellations that offer real accessibility, BIVB hopes to broaden appreciation among consumers. The campaign’s visuals include vibrant images and catchy slogans that resonate with younger audiences while still appealing to seasoned wine drinkers. Banners will be prominently displayed across metros and busy city areas until June 2025, ensuring maximum visibility and engagement with potential new fans of Burgundy. Engaging Millennials through Modern Marketing Millennials represent a critical segment in today’s wine market; thus, targeting this demographic through modern marketing strategies is essential. The Tellement campaign uses contemporary design elements that align with millennial aesthetics—colorful graphics paired with direct messaging that invites exploration rather than exclusion. By utilizing social media platforms where millennials thrive, BIVB intends not just to inform but also to create an interactive dialogue around Burgundy wines. Wine tasting events featuring local producers may also be organized alongside social media promotions to further deepen engagement. 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Hailing from a vibrant culinary background, Olivier has spent years exploring the world’s most renowned wine regions, from the picturesque vineyards of Provence to the sun-drenched hills of Napa Valley. His love for rosé is not just about the wine itself; it’s about the experiences and memories created over a glass with friends and family. previous post Top 23 Non-Alcoholic Drink Brands to Try in 2025 next post Milano’s Outdoor Smoking Ban: What You Need to Know Rare Spirits Auction Insights: What to Expect in... January 13, 2025 Pairing Wine with Vegetarian Dishes: A Delicious Challenge January 13, 2025 Why Dry January is More Than Just a... January 13, 2025 Great Champagne Under $100? Yes, It’s Possible! January 13, 2025 Discovering TAL: A Journey Through Alto Adige’s Finest... 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