The 2020 Australian Craft Beer Survey by Beer Cartel has highlighted changes in consumer beer buying.
Author Archives: Andy Young
Andy joined Intermedia as Editor of The Shout in 2015, writing news on a daily basis and also writing features for National Liquor News. Now Managing Editor of both The Shout and Bars and Clubs.
Posted inNational Liquor News, News
What do re-elected governments in the ACT and Queensland mean for liquor retailers?
Michael Waters, Acting Chief Executive Officer of Retail Drinks Australia, analyses recent state and territory election results.
Posted inNational Liquor News, News, Off-Premise News
Endeavour Drinks ‘performs strongly’ with first quarter sales growth
Woolworths announces first quarter sales results including a strong performance from Endeavour Drinks.
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Coles sees online liquor sales grow by 80 per cent
Coles’ liquor sales revenue for the first quarter was $852m, and its online liquor sales grew by 80 per cent.
Posted inNational Liquor News, News, Spirits & RTD
Sailor Jerry goes ‘all in’ to support local artists
Sailor Jerry goes back to its music roots, partnering with local artists to support them through these uncertain times.
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St Hallett launches inaugural annual vintage release
Showing the wonders of the Barossa, St Hallett’s 2020 vintage release will include three brand new wines.
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Hardys introduces Money Back Guarantee promotion
The promotion aims to give consumers 100 per cent confidence and certainty in their wine choice.
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Industry reacts to Federal Budget
Industry associations have largely welcomed the measures set down by the Treasurer to stimulate business.
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Budget delivers wide-ranging business incentives
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg last night set out the Government’s plans for a business-led recovery with tax relief and business incentives to help drive jobs and stimulate the economy.
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$16m investment will help Lyre’s drive the non-alcoholic spirit category
Lyre’s Non-Alcoholic Spirit Co. has secured $16m in growth capital, which it plans to use for core product growth, category innovation and new market expansion.