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White wine's share on Drizly is gaining, and the subcategory stands to see additional growth this spring. In 2023 to date, white wine accounts for 29% share of the wine category, up from 27% during the same period in 2022. From April 2022 through October 2022, white wine

This year, On Premise sales have remained consistent and checks for drinks-led occasions are on the rise across the US (+12% vs year average), outpacing check value (+9%), Andrew Hummel, CGA by NIQ client solutions director – North America, said. With almost three in five consumers planning to travel domestically

Both non-alcoholic beer and non-alcoholic spirits saw their high sales increases year-over-year on Drizly, the electronic ordering platform said. In the wine category, Drizly said the Burgundian variety Aligote experienced strong year-over-year growth in February. This reflects an overall trend towards year-over-year

A slow return to on-premise outlets wasn't the only challenge identified by Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America's SipSource program.  “Premiumization has definitely slowed in calendar year 2022,” said SipSource Analyst Dale Stratton. “While Tequila and Bourbon over the $50 price point are both +18.

Bourbon was the top-selling subcategory in 2022 with a 39% share of whiskey sales on Drizly. Over the past five years, it has steadily grown, holding a 36% share in 2018, 37% share in 2019, 39% share in 2020, and a 38% share in 2021. The only other whiskey

Chivas Brothers, the Pernod Ricard business dedicated entirely to Scotch whisky, said its half-year organic net sales for July 2022 – December 2022 advanced 23% compared to HY22. The company attributed the strong performance to its focus on portfolio elevation and premiumisation – two-thirds of the +23% growth is driven