All Alcoholic drinks articles – Page 192
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News
Laphroaig lays down the Lore with new expression
The whisky aims to encapsulate the over-200 year history of the Islay-based distillery
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Smirnoff updates 'We're Open' campaign with deaf dancer ad
The promo will be backed by OOH activity from 28 March
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Heineken puts Desperados/Old Mout into 330ml packs
Heineken is tapping the continuing trend for smaller can sizes
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Halewood picks up 50% stake in The Pogues Irish Whiskey
The band retains ownership of the other 50% of the product made by West Cork Distillers
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Jameson links with James Earley for St Patrick's Day bottle
The limited edition label focuses on the river bridges of Dublin
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Comment & Opinion
James Watt wasn't the real villain in BrewDog BBC debacle
Watt was set up for a fall, and he took it
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Crabbie's to team up with Scottish Rugby in sponsorship deal
The agreement will see the brand with pouring rights at BT Murrayfield
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Amstel Bier gets first cans and new green bottles
The cans arrive as Amstel unveils a new look to reflect its ‘premium’ nature
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The Co-op booze aisle to get 'more sophisticated'
The Co-op this week unveiled the first shake-up of its alcohol fixture in three years
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Chivas Regal unveils £2,000 The Icon blended Scotch whisky
The spirit – available from Harrods and The Whisky Exchange – is a combination of ‘rare and old’ whiskies
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Innis & Gunn appoints Neil Innis Sharp general manager - USA
He rejoins the company at a time when I&G is gearing up for a period of “accelerated growth” in the US
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Asahi Super Dry creates promotional slow motion video booth
The booth will tour the UK to allow drinkers to share personalised movies
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Gallo to offer malbec in Barefoot range
The wine, which rolls out in June to the major multiples, is one of a raft of new products
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Culina Group agrees deal to buy rival Great Bear
Culina Group has bought Great Bear Distribution to create a £400m-plus company
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Analysis & Features
Can craft brewing survive the influx of big brewers?
At last week’s Craft Beer Rising festival, one didn’t have to look hard to find gutsy independents willing to let rip at the ‘big guys’
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Comment & Opinion
Wine market can gain strength from low abvs and counterintuitive thinking
Every corner of the wine industry should be celebrating the success of the fruit and light wine segment
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Jim Beam revamps whiskey bottles worldwide
The changes – set to appear in more than 100 markets – will roll out in the UK from this month
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South America set to become UK's second-largest wine region
Concha y Toro said combined sales of Chilean and Argentinian wine would grow from £534m to £620m
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Carlsberg calls Taxi for Euro 2016 Export pack design
The silver and white packaging features feature a football boot
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Comment & Opinion
Why government is intensifying its efforts to take on alcohol fraudsters
13% of the beer we drink is untaxed and in total untaxed alcohol alone costs the taxpayer over £1 billion per year