Long reads – Page 210
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Analysis & Features8 (8) Strongbow
Without Strongbow Dark Fruit it could have been a very different story for Britain’s biggest cider brand this year
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Analysis & Features26 (22) Jacob's Creek
Lower prices have boosted volumes for the UK’s third biggest Aussie wine by 6.8%
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Analysis & Features45 (42) Tennent's
Tennent’s points to the lowering of the Scottish drink drive limit affecting the Scots booze market
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Analysis & Features47 (45) Old... Hen
The Hen’s still flying high, with Old Speckled’s sales boosted by marketing activity around the Rugby World Cup
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Analysis & Features80 (80) Veuve Clicquot
Brits have knocked back 500k extra litres of grocery-bought Clicquot
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Analysis & Features98 (121) Tanqueray
Gin is the driving force behind the craft spirits explosion as drinkers trade up to tipples with premium cues and heritage
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Analysis & FeaturesWill Steinhoff really take the pound out of Poundland?
Scrapping the £1 price point would lose Poundland its USP - so why might Steinhoff be tempted?
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RankingsBritain's Biggest Alcohol Brands 2016
In an age of range rationalisation, vicious price cuts and the unstoppable rise of craft alcohol, how buoyant are the big booze brands?
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Analysis & FeaturesHas Farm Africa made a difference?
Fmcg executives flew out to help villagers in Tanzania and Kenya start up a business from tilapia farming and beekeeping
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Analysis & FeaturesHeineken UK MD David Forde on Theresa May, Brexit, health and NPD
Heineken UK MD David Forde hopes Theresa May’s agenda on Brexit and obesity will prove refreshing
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Analysis & FeaturesRole of fat in Eatwell plate advice splits health lobby in two
Health lobby ‘at each other’s throats’ over new PHE Eatwell guide
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RankingsBritain's Biggest Alcohol Brands 2016: Top 10 craft spirits
Gone are the days when whisky was just for grandad and the gin reserved for mum. The dawn of craft is bringing spirits to a new generation by celebrating individuality and quality. Many of our top 10 craft spirits now grace the bars of hip pubs and cocktail joints, but will rising popularity in the off-trade make these future top 100 contenders?
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RankingsBritain's biggest alcohol brands 2016: The challengers
It’s that time again. We’ve compiled a list of Britain’s most tempting tipples and popular pints, but what about those who didn’t quite make the cut? Here we reveal the ten players whose impressive growth may have them steaming towards the hallowed top 100.
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Analysis & Features1 (1) Stella Artois
It’s clear where blame lies for Britain’s biggest booze brand’s £15.5m decline: Stella Cidre
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Analysis & Features3 (3) Foster's
Foster’s has been hit by Brits’ migration from standard to premium lager
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Analysis & Features50 (50) Three Barrels
Britain’s biggest brandy has returned to growth, driven by the core brandy
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InterviewsThe Blakemore guide to survival
Peter Blakemore’s Spar-centric empire keeps delivering despite the ever more brutal c-store environment (see MyLocal)
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Analysis & FeaturesLow global agriculture prices could ease Brexit hit
Underlying agricultural commodity prices are expected to remain relatively low over the next decade