Sales

Imported beer volume for September 2023 in the amount of 3,155,973 barrels, down 13.6% compared to September 2022 imported volume. Canada (+23.6%) and Ireland (+5.1%) were two of the few countries experience growth compared to September of last year. Mexican imports declined by 12.8%

The Martini renaissance is far-reaching and has implications beyond standard ingredients like vodka, gin, and vermouth.  The rise of Martinis may seem counterintuitive considering the simultaneous acceleration of low- and non-alcoholic products, plus overall wellness trends. But Drizly head of consumer insights Liz Paquette believes both movements coexist in a

The economy beer segment is down 2.4% in volume sales for the 13 weeks ended Sept. 24 compared to last year. But Miller Coors Beverage Co. officials say Miller Coors's economy portfolio is growing in both dollar and volume sales. In the fourth quarter of 2022, Miller

Cabernet Sauvignon is the top-selling red grape variety on Drizly and across the U.S. as a whole, accounting for 45% of all red varietals om the platforwith double the share of the next-closest competitor, Pinot Noir. And share consistently peaks in cooler months, particularly December, Drizly said. And Cab

Japanese whisky represents a far smaller share of overall whiskey sales on Drizly than bourbon or Scotch, yet the category deserves attention for its continuously increasing average unit price and the spirit’s popularity with gift-givers. Though the category’s share has hovered at around 4% over the last five

Casual dining chains continue to be the most popular option for On Premise visitation. A resounding 4 in 5 US consumers typically visit the channel, whereas sports bars are a distant second with almost half of all US consumers. But it’s not a one-horse race. Despite the enduring popularity

Wine proved popular on Drizly in August, driven by an uptick in summer red wine purchasing, as did coconut water, a rising accompaniment to beverage alcohol consumption. Last month, non-alcoholic spirits experienced the highest year-over-year sales increase within the spirits category, underscoring the fact that consumers are seeking out NA

Beer Institute estimated U.S. brewers tax paid removals in July were 12.8 million barrels, down 8.4% from the year earlier 13,968,083. Year-to-date estimates also are down, to 89.6 million barrels, about 6.8% compared to January through July in 2022. As dismal as the

Total spirits and wine depletions in the past 12 months were down a combined 3.8% and down 1.4% for spirits and 6%, respectively, according to SipSource. However, data from the first six months of the year shows even greater losses, with spirits dropping a staggering 4.2% and