Definition: Revue du Vin de France

The leading French publication dedicated exclusively to wine. Since 1927, La Revue du Vin de France has been the only French magazine dedicated exclusively to wine. The RVF provides a wealth of information to help readers learn about, choose and enjoy the best wines. It is the natural link between all those involved in the wine industry: producers, buyers and consumers.

Identity card:
Date of creation: 1927
Publisher: La Revue du Vin de France SAS
Frequency: Monthly
Publication date: Between the 20th and 25th of the previous month
Cover price: €5.80 / €7.30 for special issues
Number of issues per year: 12
- including 2 special editions: Wine Tourism (mid-June), The Ideal Wine Cellar (mid-November)
- including 2 special issues: The Vintage of the Year (June), Wine Fairs (September)
+ "Guide" supplements throughout the year.
Average total number of pages per issue: 152 pages
Format: 21.5 x 28.5 cm
Audience - Source: Publisher
Readership profile:
85% private individuals who are passionate about fine wines and buyers of fine wines.
15% distributors, merchants, French and foreign sommeliers, and producers.
Men > 60%
Senior executives: 59%
Source: La France des Hauts Revenus 2007
Total readership: 92,000 readers
Men: 50%
Women: 32%
Circulation - Publisher's source:
50,000 copies for regular issues
70,000 copies for special issues
Advertising pagination 2007
Source: TNS Media Intelligence
Total advertising pagination: 542 pages excluding inserts
Advertising rates 2008
Single page, full colour: €6,100
Special issues, supplements, guides (SPQ): €7,200
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