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About the Bordeaux Wine Magazine

Michael NAVEAU, Editor-in-Chief

About the Bordeaux Wine Magazine

The Bordeaux Wine Magazine logoAbout the Bordeaux Wine Magazine
The Bordeaux Wine Magazine has grown to become one of the fastest-growing independent publications specializing in lifestyle, culinary experiences, and premium wines.

Established in 2006
Since its founding in January 2006, it has remained true to its original mission:
To educate and entertain readers in the most accessible and user-friendly way, as part of an active, upscale, and fulfilling lifestyle.

Michael Naveau, Editor-in-Chief

Michael Naveau, Editor-in-Chief

 

 

Insider’s view
Its editorial provides a unique insider’s view and is characterized by a clear, unpretentious style.

The Magazine aims to entertain and inform readers with firsthand experiences about developments in the fascinating world of fine wine, in general, and places a strong emphasis on Bordeaux.


Growing circulation

The Bordeaux Wine Magazine currently enjoys a steadily growing circulation of nearly 20,000 subscribers.

 

We celebrated 15 years of the Bordeaux Wine Magazine in 2021

Celebrating 15 years of the Bordeaux Wine Magazine in 2021

Target audience
The affluent readers have a strong interest in a luxury lifestyle and come from all over the world, but largely from the USA, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand.

Bordeaux Classified Growths, lifestyle, and culinary experiences
The Bordeaux Wine Magazine is an important source of information for both consumers and the trade and focuses mainly on the Bordeaux Classified Growths, lifestyle, and culinary experiences.

Frequency of distribution

The Bordeaux Wine Magazine is distributed over the Internet about 8 to 10 times per year.


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