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Author Archives: Brydie Allen
Brydie Allen is the Editor of National Liquor News. She has been with Food and Beverage Media since 2019, when she joined the company as a journalist across National Liquor News, Bars & Clubs, The Shout and Australian Hotelier. Brydie's current go-to beverage is a Tommy's margarita. Follow her on Instagram: @brydiera
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LMG reports soaring results for its latest brand campaign
The campaign coincided with the start of the footy season, with most growth coming from transactions above $60.
Posted inFeatures
How retailers can capitalise on World Cocktail Day
Consumers are increasingly experimenting with home mixology, creating a great opportunity for retailers to get involved.
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Endeavour Group announces resignation of Dan Murphy’s MD
Alex Freudmann will remain in the role for the next six months and then will return home to the UK.
Posted inSpirits & RTD
What drives the appeal of celebrity spirits brands?
The success of celebrity-backed spirits brands is driven by more than just a familiar face.
Posted inBeer & Cider
WA brewer turns unsold doughnuts into beer
Mash Brewing has teamed up with sustainability start up, ‘Donut Waste’, to save 114 kilos of doughnuts from landfill.
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What the marketplace model can mean for liquor retailers
Marketplaces can give retailers more touchpoints with consumers as part of an omnichannel strategy.
Posted inWine
Innovation key for Pernod Ricard Winemakers
Despite the challenges of the past year, Pernod Ricard Winemakers has continued to innovate at pace.
Posted inBeer & Cider
CUB keeps ahead of beer trends
A strategy to support partners to make the most of current consumer tastes has seen great success for CUB.
Posted inSpirits & RTD
Brown-Forman optimistic about 2022
A number of positive trends will shape the industry this year according to Brown-Forman, including the growing influence of premiumisation.