Dont' take our word for it

The market insights team work hard to provide their customers with up to date info here's a selection of our customers comments

  • The Market Insights team..

    " at Bibendum are creative, dedicated and professional and have been a pleasure to work with. Over the last eighteen months they have consistently delivered inspiration and excellent customer service, alongside robust data and high quality, well-targeted research. "

    Anne Jones, Waitrose Wine Team

  • Ideal Leisure

    " In January 2011 Bibendum introduced us to their Market Insights Manager and our relationship has gone from strength to strength. We operate solely within Hampshire but the depth of their information is phenomenal - their analysis of an area I know very well was extraordinary. The insight goes beyond wine and allows us to deliver a genuinely local, customer focussed experience across the region. Bibendum’s market insight is second to none. "

    Oliver Weeks, Business and Operations Director

  • Black & Blue

    " Working with Bibendum was a real eye-opener for us. We had no idea that something as powerful as Prospect existed for the UK On-Trade. It has given us unprecedented levels of insight into our current business and potential customer base. Working with Bibendum’s Market Insights is a must for anyone serious about understanding their customer and improving sales. "

    Nick Hill, Owner

  • Charnwood Pub Co.

    " Bibendum offered us a great opportunity to develop a wine list that we knew our customer base would appreciate and enjoy. Their Market Insights information and local knowledge enabled us to deliver a range of wines that complemented our food offer and matched our customers varied tastes. "

    Daryl Cockerill

  • taste test moves ..

    " a wine company from being merely a supplier of wine to one that can and is getting involved in restaurant, bar and retail projects at the brick and mortar stage. For that reason alone, Bibendum's new initiative could potentially have trade changing consequences. "

    Richard Siddle, Editor, Harpers