All Drink articles – Page 13
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NewsSomersby Cider launches £7m marketing campaign
Somersby Cider, the Carlsberg UK-owned brand, is investing £7m in a multi-media marketing campaign spanning TV, digital, social, radio platforms and at summer festivals to continue its 115% year-on-year growth
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US craft beer export boom
US craft beer exports in 2014 rocketed by 35.7%, with the UK the third fastest-growing market, according to new figures.
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SIBA names National Beer Competition winners
Brass Castle, St Austell and Weil Beer Company were given the top honours at the annual National Beer Competition 2015 hosted by The Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) at its BeerX celebration of British beer in Sheffield
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CIU chooses Carlsberg UK as preferred supplier
Carlsberg UK appointed ‘Joint Preferred Supplier’ to the CIU, which comprises a network of nearly 1700 affiliated social and members clubs across the UK
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Ex-Diageo CEO linked to CBI role
Paul Walsh, the former chief executive of Diageo, is in advanced talks to become the next president of the CBI
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NewsBrewDog to roll-out gluten free beer
A gluten-free beer will join BrewDog’s Headliners range following a taste test as the Scottish brewer and pub operator launches Vagabond Gluten Free Pale Ale
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Matthew Clark bolsters premium offering
Matthew Clark has bolstered its premium offering with over 30 new top producers selected in response to market trends and customer demands
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Frizzenti outlines potential for Fizz Bars
Prosecco and sparkling wine supplier Frizzenti wants to roll out its Fizz! Bar concept to 10-15 travel and leisure locations across the country, M&C Report has learnt.
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NewsSignature crowdfunds to grow brewing capacity
Signature Brew, the London-based music-themed brewery has raised money though crowdfunding to expand its brewing capacity to meet demands to national distribution and exporting
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On-trade premium wine sales surge
The British are drinking higher quality wine but less of it, according to a survey that has shown a rise in sales of higher quality wines in licensed establishments
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Sales up 11% at Arran; distillery abandoned
Arran Brewery, the Scottish brewer and pub operator has reported like for like sales up 11% for 2013-14 as it prepares to open its Loch Earn brewery, hotel and visitor centre at St Fillians later this year and abandons its distillery in Falkirk
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NT Beer Club launches crowdfunding campaign
The brewery behind the National Trust Beer Club, Delavals Ltd, is seeking to rise £400k through crowdfunding site investingzone.com to establish the UK’s biggest craft beer network
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BrewDog begins exclusive import of Stone Brewing beers
Brewdog, the Scottish brewer and pub operator, has signed an exclusive deal with Stone Brewing Co to import its craft beers
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Carlsberg extends Tapster's range
Carlsberg is partnering with an additional eight breweries to extend its beer portfolio across its 2015 Tapster’s Cask Ale range that will be available for on-trade customer orders this month
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NewsGrowth returns for AG Barr in Q4
AG Barr, the soft drinks producer, has reported an improved performance in its final quarter to 25 January reporting growth of over 5%.
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Drinkers reluctant to try new drinks
Almost eight out of 10 drinkers rarely or never try new alcoholic drinks according to research by Canadean which shows that 77% of out-of-home drinkers eschewing new products and 32% opting for brands they know and trust
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Castle Rock launches licensee training course
Castle Rock, the Nottingham-based brewer and pub operator, is launching a licensee training course in Nottingham to train personal licensees in hospitality and alcohol retailing
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Personalised cocktails top Diageo’s drink predictions
Premiumisation and personalisation are filtering down to the on-trade drinks trends this year as Diageo hotly tips these to appeal to drinkers in 2015
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Frizzenti director retorts to Prosecco legal battle
Daniel Spinath, director of sparkling wine supplier Frizzenti, has hit back at claims that selling Prosecco on tap will be “illegal” if Italian producers of the wine win the legal right to fine bars and pubs that sell the drink by the keg instead of bottles