Does a Wine’s Name Influence Consumer Taste Perception?
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Does a Wine’s Name Influence Consumer Taste
Perception?
Antonia Mantonakis
Faculty of Business
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What Factors Influence Taste Perception?
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Music Played and Taste
White wine rated as more “subtle” and
“refined” when Tchaikovsky was played
http://drinkify.org/
(North, et al., 2008)
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• Extrinsic cues =
marketing related
• Intrinsic cues =
ingredients (Olson and Jacoby 1972)
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Theoretical Framework
Behavioural Choice
Consumption Experience
Memory of the
Experience
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Price
Music
Order
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Name?
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Does the “fluency”, or relative ease or difficulty of processing a name,
influence perceived taste of the wine?
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Basic Psychological Theory Behavioural
Study
Marketplace
Phenomenon
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Behavioural Experimentation
Controlled experiments
(counterbalancing, etc.)
Members of the Niagara
community (ages 19 to 75)
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Fluency Linguistic / Phonological
Easy-to-pronounce: Barnings Incorporated vs.
difficult-to-pronounce: Aegeadux Incorporated
Ticker Symbols in NYSE
KAR vs. RDO
Physical / Perceptual
Easy-to-read vs. difficult-to-read exercise
instructions
Easy-to-read vs. difficult-to-read orange juice
labels
(Alter and Oppenheimer 2009)
(Song and Schwarz, 2008)
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(Aysan and Mantonakis 2010)
(Alter and Oppenheimer 2006)
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Linguistic Fluency of Names and Taste Perception?
Easy vs. difficult winery name?
Storybrook vs. Spatzendreck
Ambrook vs. Ahnfeldt
Easy vs. difficult grape varietals?
Riesling vs. Gewürztraminer
Grenache vs. Garnatxa
Merlot vs. Mtsvane
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DIS-Fluency?
Disfluent = Unfamiliar
Unfamiliar = Usually Rare
Cheeses with disfluent font labels perceived to be
more special
Rare = Higher Value
Disfluent Better Tasting
(Pocheptsova et al, 2010)
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Hypothesis Wines associated with difficult-to-pronounce
names would be associated with higher
ratings of taste perception than wines
associated with easy-to-pronounce names
(Mantonakis and Galiffi)
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Pre-test of Winery Names
4 winery name pairs – matched # syllables
E.g., Cotar vs. Cvetko
Names rated on a 1 to 7 scale
Ease of pronunciation
Perceived similarity to English
Perceived prototypicality of the name
Perceived value ($)
Familiarity
(Mantonakis and Galiffi)
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Pre-Test Results
Titakis Winery (easy-to-pronounce)
Tselepou Winery (difficult-to-pronounce)
(Mantonakis and Galiffi)
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Behavioural Experiment
Consumer Perception and Cognition Laboratory
Between subjects design: “Easy-to-pronounce” group (n = 48)
“Difficult-to-pronounce” group (n = 45)
Control group (n = 41)
Members of the Niagara community
(Mantonakis and Galiffi)
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n = 144 (81 men, 63 women)
19 – 62 years old (mean age = 24)
Participants tasted a chardonnay, rated
Liking, on a 7-point scale
Willingness to buy, on a 7-point scale
Willingness to pay, in CAD$
Behavioural Experiment
(Mantonakis and Galiffi)
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Expertise Moderator
Moderator: Wine knowledge questionnaire e.g., “What is the traditional colour of Semillon?” (Hughson and
Boakes 2001)
High Knowledge Group (n = 89)
Low Knowledge Group (n = 45) (Mantonakis and Galiffi)
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MEANS FOR "OVERALL, HOW MUCH DO YOU LIKE THIS WINE?" FOR LOW AND HIGH KNOWLEDGE PARTICIPANTS
Overall liking (LK)
Overall liking (HK)
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MEANS FOR "OVERALL, HOW MUCH DO YOU LIKE THIS WINE?" FOR LOW AND HIGH KNOWLEDGE PARTICIPANTS
Overall liking (LK)
Overall liking (HK)
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MEANS FOR "OVERALL, HOW LIKELY IS IT THAT YOU WOULD BUY THIS WINE?" FOR LOW AND HIGH KNOWLEDGE
PARTICIPANTS
Willingness to buy (LK)
Willingness to buy (HK)
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MEANS FOR "OVERALL, HOW MUCH WOULD YOU BE WILLING TO PAY FOR THIS WINE?" FOR LOW AND HIGH KNOWLEDGE
PARTICIPANTS
Willingness to pay (LK)
Willingness to pay (HK)
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Summary
Advantage for the disfluent winery name
Advantage especially for High Knowledge
participants
(Mantonakis and Galiffi)
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Managerial Implications
Behavioural Choice
Consumption Experience
Memory of the
Experience
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Price
Music
Order
Linguistic Fluency of Name
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Limitations and Considerations
Only linguistic fluency examined
Canadian sample
Laboratory context
Only winery names examined
(Mantonakis and Galiffi)
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Current Research on Linguistic Fluency
Grape varietals?
Semillon vs. Scheurebe
Alexandrouli vs. Alvarelhao
Study examining Winery vs. Grape Varietal
vs. Brand vs. Price $
(Mantonakis and Beckett)
(VanBlyderveen, Chen, Beckett and Mantonakis)
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Linguistic Fluency of a
Name matters!
What about other types
of names associated
with the wine?
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Other Types of Names
How good of a “fit”?
(Clemente, Dolansky, Mantonakis and White)
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Ketchup after burger vs. Corn Flakes
(Lee and Labroo 2004)
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Conceptual Fluency
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Congruity: the degree of
match between an
object’s attribute and its
related schema Burger
Roast
Cow
Steak
Cheese
Crackers
Jelly
Juice
Grape Wine
Rosé
White
Red
(Collins and Loftus 1975; Mandler 1982)
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Complete match
Congruent Moderately
incongruent
Complete mismatch
Highly
incongruent
Partial match
(Mandler 1982; Meyers-Levy and Tybout 1989)
Soft Drink
Carbonated
Cola
Sweet
Preservatives
Preservatives Carbonated
Fruit juice Sweet
Healthy
All natural
Carbonated
No preservatives
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Hypothesis Consumers will give the highest
evaluations to the moderately incongruent
product pairing
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(Clemente, Dolansky, Mantonakis and White)
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Pre-test of Athletes
Participants rated athletes (e.g., Derek
Jeter, Kobe Bryant, Brett Farve, etc.)
“Fit” with wine
Liking
Familiarity
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(Clemente, Dolansky, Mantonakis and White)
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Congruent Moderately
incongruent Highly
incongruent
Vijay Singh Jeremy Wotherspoon Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson
(Clemente, Dolansky, Mantonakis and White)
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n = 115 (52 men, 63 women)
19 – 64 years old (mean age = 23)
Participants tasted a pinot noir
Behavioural Experiment
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(Clemente, Dolansky, Mantonakis and White)
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• Independent variable – 3 levels of congruity
• Dependent variables - Liking, on a 7-point scale
- Willingness to buy, on a 7-point scale
- Willingness to pay, in CAD$
(Clemente, Dolansky, Mantonakis and White)
Behavioural Experiment
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Expertise Moderator
Moderator: Wine knowledge questionnaire e.g., “What is the traditional colour of Semillon?” (Hughson and
Boakes 2001)
High Knowledge Group (n = 37)
Low Knowledge Group (n = 64)
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(Clemente, Dolansky, Mantonakis and White)
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3.46 3.55
4.05
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Low Knowledge High Knowledge
Overall Liking, by Knowledge Level
Congruent Moderately Incongruent Highly Incongruent
(Clemente, Dolansky, Mantonakis and White)
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3.70
3.46 3.55
4.05
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Low Knowledge High Knowledge
Overall Liking, by Knowledge Level
Congruent Moderately Incongruent Highly Incongruent
(Clemente, Dolansky, Mantonakis and White)
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3.28
2.86
3.02
3.51
3.08
2.84
2.1
2.3
2.5
2.7
2.9
3.1
3.3
3.5
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3.9
4.1
4.3
Low Knowledge High Knowledge
Willingness to Buy, by Knowledge Level
Congruent Moderately Incongruent Highly Incongruent
(Clemente, Dolansky, Mantonakis and White)
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12.62 14.09
14.94 16.05
12.62
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Low Knowledge High Knowledge
Willingness to Pay, by Knowledge Level
Congruent Moderately Incongruent Highly Incongruent
$CAD
(Clemente, Dolansky, Mantonakis and White)
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Take Away
vs.
Golfer & Wine Hockey Player & Wine
Consumers will prefer the athlete-wine pairing that
is perceived as being only a partial match
(Clemente, Dolansky, Mantonakis and White)
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Managerial Implications
Behavioural Choice
Consumption Experience
Memory of the
Experience
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Price
Music
Order
Linguistic Fluency of Name
Partial Match of Name to wine
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Limitations of the Athlete Experiment
•All male athletes
•Only 1 grape varietal examined
(Clemente, Dolansky, Mantonakis and White)
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Linguistic Fluency of a
Name matters
Degree of “fit” matters
What about other types
of cues?
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The Barringer Crater is on the
Northern Hemisphere of the moon
The Barringer Crater is on the
Northern Hemisphere of the moon
Current Research on Conceptual Fluency
(Newman, Garry, Bernstein and Lindsay 2010)
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Photo
Disfluent = Unfamiliar
Unfamiliar = Usually untrue
Photo = Adds familiarity…
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Do photos on
labels influence
judgments
about the
quality of wine?
Cardwell, Newman and Garry
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Hypothesis Consumers will give the highest
evaluations to the wines associated with a
photo in the label (vs. no photo)
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Cardwell, Newman and Garry
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Behavioural Experiment
Garry Cognition & Memory Lab, Wellington, NZ Participants were members of the Victoria University
of Wellington student community
Participants saw wine labels With photo
Without photo
Participants assigned to groups: Rated whether wines were High quality
Rated whether wines were Low quality
Cardwell, Newman and Garry
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Adjective Noun
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Photo No
Photo
“This wine was rated as high quality”
Photo No
Photo
“This wine was rated as low quality”
Cardwell, Newman and Garry
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Pro
port
ion T
rue
Photo No
Photo
“This wine was rated as high quality”
Photo No
Photo
“This wine was rated as low quality”
Cardwell, Newman and Garry
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Photo No
Photo
“This wine was rated as high quality”
Photo No
Photo
“This wine was rated as low quality”
Cardwell, Newman and Garry
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Tasting Experiment
Cardwell, Beckett, Newman, Mantonakis, and Garry
Consumer Perception and Cognition Lab
Participants will view wine labels With photo
Without photo
Participants will be assigned to: Rate whether wines are High quality
Rate whether wines are Low quality
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Managerial Implications
Behavioural Choice
Consumption Experience
Memory of the
Experience
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Price
Music
Order
Linguistic Fluency of Name
Partial Match of Name to wine
Photo?
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Take Aways of Today’s Lecture
Linguistic Fluency
Wines with difficult-to-pronounce names preferred
Conceptual Fluency
Wines with partial match of athletes preferred
Adding a photo to wine labels increases perceived
quality of the wine
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Thank you Consumer Perception and
Cognition Lab:
Randi Beckett
Lindsey Cary
Sarah Clemente
Bryan Galiffi
Matthew Philp
Kirk Stokes
Karolina Walczyk
Antonia Mantonakis, CCOVI Lecture Series, February 8, 2012.
Others who’ve helped
with this research:
Brittany Cardwell
Jenna Clarke
Debbie Inglis
Isabelle Lesschaeve
Andy Reynolds
Sherry Van Blyderveen
CCOVI