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Spain

Requena
Valencia

New colorfoul sparkling wine interpretation


Shake!
Idea of a revolutionary wine experience

Visual stimuli May work for someone...

Shift the focus from composition

Sell the total experience

... But when it comes to Italy Emotional and social motivators

WHY this specific wine


Evoke emotions Create
and memories sympathy

People naturally construct stories to make sense of


what is going on in the world around them.

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Create a link between self-concept and the branding product
Region Scalp Map Equivalent dipoles of ICs
Left Frontal

Left Occipital

Right Occipital

Limbic System

All these brain areas are related to preference decisions


EEG Facial Action Coding System

Two options
Re-perform EEG test to compare FACS: assess different types
brain areas activation when we have: of human facial movements Supervised
on the basis of the algorithms Cheaper
Narratively Structured Commercial appearance of the face. vs
Subjective
Non-Narratively Structured
Commercial Unsupervised
algorithms More
expensive
vs
Objective
When the listeners hear a The use of auditory
sound they are able to signals unconsciously to
image the product, so there derive also information
is a very strong link between of physical properties of
them. a product, like size.

Purpose: better stimulation in


temporal lobe.
Implicit Association Test EEG
Association between Analyse brain activity and
sounds and two in which area they occur
different categories: during rapide changing
"Pleasant" and stimuli
"Unpleasant"
1st group: 15 people
between 18-34
Machinery costs
2nd group: 15 people
between 35-51

Specialists € 50.000
combined with

Optimal
arousal

Stress
zone
https://avivawines.it/
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planation
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