All Alcoholic drinks articles – Page 289
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Brewing up a sales storm
The enduring link between beer and football means alcohol producers are likely to be the biggest winners in the tournamentThe alcohol arena is one in which the fiercest battles will be fought. The fit between beer and football means...
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Brewing up a sales storm
The enduring link between beer and football means alcohol producers are likely to be the biggest winners in the tournamentThe alcohol arena is one in which the fiercest battles will be fought. The fit between beer and football means...
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Bordeaux wines made simple
A French producer is bringing out a range of wines to help consumers discover traditional Bordeaux grape varieties without any confusing labelling. Vincent Lataste, already recognised for innovation in the wine industry, has...
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Blogs lead to launch of SA wine brand into UK
A wine sub-brand developed from free consumer advice via web logs was launched by Orbital Wines at this week's London International Wine Fair.The range, which will be available in six to eight weeks, will initially consist of a...
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Blogs lead to launch of SA wine brand into UK
A wine sub-brand developed from free consumer advice via web logs was launched by Orbital Wines at this week's London International Wine Fair.The range, which will be available in six to eight weeks, will initially consist of a...
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Blogs lead to launch of SA wine brand into UK
A wine sub-brand developed from free consumer advice via web logs was launched by Orbital Wines at this week's London International Wine Fair.The range, which will be available in six to eight weeks, will initially...
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Brands on the attack
The industry is working together to produce in-store merchandise and product displays in order to maximise the sales potential of the World CupAccording to Jim Gorczcya, Budweiser UK marketing director, the World Cup is one of the few...
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Brands on the attack
The industry is working together to produce in-store merchandise and product displays in order to maximise the sales potential of the World CupAccording to Jim Gorczcya, Budweiser UK marketing director, the World Cup is one of the few...
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Brands on the attack
The industry is working together to produce in-store merchandise and product displays in order to maximise the sales potential of the World CupAccording to Jim Gorczcya, Budweiser UK marketing director, the World Cup is one of the few...
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Premium press: how do you like them speciality apples?
Waitrose is adding to its speciality beer and premium cider offerings to appeal to the UK's growing interest in these markets.The retailer is launching its first own-label cider using fruit from its farm in Hampshire. Waitrose...
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Premium press: how do you like them speciality apples?
Waitrose is adding to its speciality beer and premium cider offerings to appeal to the UK's growing interest in these markets.The retailer is launching its first own-label cider using fruit from its farm in Hampshire. Waitrose...
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Premium press: how do you like them speciality apples?
Waitrose is adding to its speciality beer and premium cider offerings to appeal to the UK's growing interest in these markets.The retailer is launching its first own-label cider using fruit from its farm in Hampshire....
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Hot Spots: Adez is coming on strong; Pot Noodle loses its horn; Vodka coffee smoocher
A ROUND-UP OF THE HOTTEST ACTION IN FMCG. Unilever UK has earmarked £12m to support its first new standalone brand for 12 years. The three-strong Adez range of fruit juice drinks blended with soya and fortified with vitamins...
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Classic Netto wine offer
Value retailer Netto is launching a range of French wine classics to offer its customers while stocks last. The five wines include a £3.99 Morgon 2004 and a £4.99 Fleurie 2005 - both from the Beaujolais region - as well as a £4.99...
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Kiss with a kick for café culture
The café culture craze has spilled into the drinks industry through the launch of an iced cappuccino with a vodka kick. Halewood International, owner of Lambrini and Red Square vodka, has created Café Kiss, an iced coffee with a...
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Czechs send in third dark beer
A third dark beer from the Czech Republic is making its way into the UK off-trade from this month. Zubr Dark Beer, the 4.1% abv dark sister brand of the recently launched Zubr Premium, has been brewed in Pfierov in the Czech...
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On the Campaign Trail: Ryvita Goodness Bars; Carlsberg; John West Light Lunch; Walkers Sensations
The triumph of goodness over evil... Carlsberg's legendary line-up... Fit as a fish for John west... Charlotte Church's new sensation... Budget £2m Manufacturer Ryvita. Ryvita's Goodness Bars are portrayed as the antidote...
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The Acid Test: Tutti Cassis
Consumers and buyers give their views on the latest product launches. Product: tutti cassis. Company: lejay-lagoute. Made with cane sugar, but said to have a very low sugar content, the 17% abv Tutti Cassis is the...
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Special organic port sails into UK
Fine wine importer Mentzendorff is launching one of the UK's first organic ports, to appeal to the country's growing interest in organic products. Terra Prima Organic Reserve by The Fladgate Partnership, owners of the port house...
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New World pulls out the stops
Wines from the New World look set to dominate the fair with new brands and additions to existing ranges. New World wine-producing countries have continued to dominate the UK off-trade and the fair looks set to reflect the constant...