All Alcoholic drinks articles – Page 217
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NewsAlcohol industry promises sponsorship code with teeth
The alcohol industry today launched what it promised would be a sponsorship code “with teeth” as it looked to fend off calls from the health lobby for government regulation.
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NewsJacob’s Creek adds new varietals in range revamp
Pernod Ricard is rolling out a new branding across its Jacob’s Creek portfolio to help consumers navigate the fixture – and adding two new Italian varietals.
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Comment & Opinion'Nutters are normal' and Austrian wine campaigns begin at P&F
Our latest unpaid intern Persephone (but dim), is one of the growing band of delicate souls who have an allergy…
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NewsLambrini cuts the calories with revamped Luci range
Lambrini has cut the calorie count of its light range and is relaunching it as Luci by Lambrini…
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NewsPierhead beer marks Mexican Day of the Dead celebration
Day of the Dead, a new range of Mexican beers from drinks importer Pierhead, has hit UK shores…
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NewsAsda drops three-for-£10 wines, but adds two cheaper ranges
Asda has abandoned three-for-£10 wine deals – but launched a range of sub-£3 wines…
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NewsKingsland Wines and Spirits creates marketing director role
Independent wine supplier Kingsland Wines and Spirits has appointed a new marketing director to help drive its branded proposition.
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Analysis & FeaturesCould collaboration finally crack duty fraud crime?
Industry and government taskforce just one of several measures to ‘heavy’ duty fraud…
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Analysis & FeaturesAs Asda gives up on 3-for-x deals what now for wine?
Three for a tenner champion Asda has moved on but the shift in the promotional landscape hardly heralds an end to deals.
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NewsStrike threat averted at C&C Somerset cider plant
Potential strike action at C&C’s Somerset cider plant has been averted after talks resumed and workers accepted the company’s original pay offer.
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NewsPernod Ricard extends Brancott Estate with three new wines
Pernod Ricard is launching three new wines into the UK market under its Brancott Estate label, including what it claims is the first sauvignon gris varietal from New Zealand.
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NewsConviviality Retail pre-tax profits rise 13%
Conviviality Retail has reported a 13% hike in pre-tax profits, excluding exceptional items, to £2.2m for the 26 weeks to 27 October.
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NewsWest Berkshire Brewery targets £2m expansion plan
A micro-brewery is hoping to raise £2m to significantly increase production of its award-winning beers and establish itself as a regional brand.
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Online alcohol sales surge set to continue, say analysts
After a festive surge in online alcohol sales, analysts are forecasting an even stronger 2014 for the sector than 2013 was…
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NewsJoint taskforce guns for alcohol duty fraud
A new joint taskforce has been launched in a bid to tackle alcohol duty fraud.
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NewsSuntory buys Jim Beam spirits for $16bn
Japanese firm Suntory has bought US spirits giant Jim Beam for around US$16bn.
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NewsSimon George named Budweiser Budvar UK sales director
Simon George has joined Budweiser Budvar UK as its new sales director.
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NewsConcha y Toro unveils new five-year plan for UK growth
Concha y Toro UK is to roll out new and revamped brands and increase its marketing spend on “hero” brands…
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NewsEisberg calls for early diagnosis of liver disease
Eisberg and the British Liver Trust are calling on the government to increase investment in early liver damage diagnosis…
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News'Contemporary' beer line-up for Belhaven
Scotland’s oldest independent brewery Belhaven has ditched the tartan for a saltire design on its new speciality beers…