White Bay learned a lot in 2021, which will help it continue on its strong development journey in 2022.
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
Posted inRetail News
Proof of vaccination requirement dropped for WA bottle shops
Customers no longer need to prove they are vaccinated to shop at liquor stores in WA.
Posted inSpirits & RTD
Momentum building for Global Endeavours Australia
After entering the country in April 2021, Global Endeavours Australia is set for a positive year ahead.
Posted inRetail News
Record-breaking year for ILG
Independent Liquor Group is leveraging the great results of 2021 to deliver more positives to members in 2022.
Posted inRetail News
Euromonitor International reveals its top global consumer trends for 2022
The market research provider has outlined its top 10 trends globally, with some that could influence Australia’s liquor retail industry.
Posted inRetail News
Retail Drinks plans for another year of advocacy success
Michael Waters, Retail Drinks CEO, gives a detailed insight into the organisation’s plans to support the industry this year.
Posted inFeatures
Industry leaders predict 2022 trends
Some of the featured leaders from this year’s National Liquor News Industry Leaders Forum share their insights on the biggest trends to watch in the next 12 months.
Posted inBeer & Cider
Coopers celebrates 160 years in 2022
Coopers has a lot to celebrate going into a milestone year, especially after the impressive sales growth it enjoyed in 2021.
Posted inWine
Exponential growth for Wine Depot
Wine Depot strengthened its position in the market in 2021, with more great growth predicted for this year too.
Posted inFeatures
IRI: pandemic-driven behaviours reshaping the liquor industry
Consumer habits and values have shifted in the pandemic, giving rise to a range of enduring movements in the liquor industry, according to IRI.