All Alcoholic drinks articles – Page 246
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NewsBrothers redesigns cider to appeal to consumers in their 30s
Brothers Cider is being revamped with a new look and marketing to attract a more mature audience…
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NewsSpar aims to boost exclusive wine sales with four new ranges
Spar is to launch four exclusive wine ranges – despite new market data revealing a slump in sales…
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NewsFlagship launches beer with a dash of rum
Flagship Brands has launched a rum-infused beer to tap into the trend for spirit-flavoured lager…
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NewsHealth lobby says 45p minimum unit alcohol price not high enough
A group of 70 medical colleges and health bodies has called for a higher minimum alcohol price of 50p, above the 45p suggested by David Cameron last year.
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NewsYounger's Tartan Special is a Scots retro hit
Retro beer Younger’s Tartan Special has been winning new fans in the off-trade after being revived by Wells & Young’s…
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NewsNew Tesco cellar for Union Champagne
Union Champagne has unveiled a new cellar dedicated to Tesco Finest Premier Cru and Finest Grand Cru Vintage Champagnes…
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NewsDiageo gives Parrot Bay cocktails wings with national roll-out
Diageo is to roll out a range of single-serve ‘freeze and squeeze’ cocktails across the UK…
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NewsBulmers launches two new flavoured ciders
Bulmers is looking to build on its success in flavoured cider with two new lines…
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NewsTrepo Leriguier tailors Champagne for four occasions
A Champagne brand is hoping to crack the UK with a range of blends for different occasions…
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NewsGordon's Gin launches first flavoured premixes
Gordon’s is looking to strengthen its position in premix alcoholic drinks with its first flavoured variants…
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Comment & OpinionEric Cantona finds comfort on cold Kronenbourg farm
Heineken has hit the back of the net with this Kronenbourg 1664 ad…
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NewsHeineken Radler 2% taps the low abv boom
Heineken is hoping to tap into the boom in lower-abv beers with the launch of a 2% Foster’s lemon-flavoured lager…
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Responsible drinkers will pay more for half of all alcohol products, says WSTA
Responsible drinkers will be forced to pay more for over half of all alcohol products, while failing to tackle harmful drinking, under government plans for minimum unit pricing, the Wine and Spirit Trade Association has warned.
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NewsPromotional slump blamed for crash in beer sales
Beer sales have plunged to their lowest in 14 years, hit by a fall in promotions and a consumer shift to other drinks…
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Eric Cantona signs up for Kronenbourg 1664 ad push
Eric Cantona muses on the nature of fame again in a new TV ad for Kronenbourg 1664…
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Alcohol minimum pricing will hit the responsible
The WSTA is leading the Why Should Responsible Drinkers Pay More? campaign against minimum pricing…
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NewsMorrisons launches dedicated display for boxed wine
Morrisons has revealed plans for dedicated displays of boxed wine as suppliers and analysts tip the format for growth…
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NewsSobering truth revealed as Christmas alcohol sales plunge
UK consumers enjoyed their most sober Christmas for years as total off-trade alcohol volumes fell…
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NewsFlat half-year sales for Diageo in UK
Diageo remained bullish on it half-yearly figures, despite flat sales in the UK and “chronically weak” figures in Southern Europe.
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McGuigan teams up with Masterchef's Torode for food matching app
Aussie wine brand McGuigan has teamed up with Masterchef presenter John Torode to launch a personal food and wine matching app to increase customer engagement with the brand and encourage upselling.