All Drink articles – Page 19
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Hawkes crowned Beer Writer of the Year
The British Guild of Beer Writers yesterday named journalist Will Hawkes as Beer Writer of the Year 2013
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Fuller’s adds ‘Steel’ to M&B pubs
Fuller’s has announced the launch of a new limited edition blonde ale, ‘Steel’, made in collaboration with Steel City Brewing
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Increasing spend on wine reflects growing confidence
Wine spend in restaurants – long seen as a barometer for the premium hospitality sector and key indicator of wider consumer confidence – has stepped up a level in recent months across the UK.
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AG Barr revenues grow 8%
AG Barr, the soft drinks company, has reported an 8% rise in revenue in the 18 weeks to 1 December on volumes up 6.4%, and said it has outperformed the market in the year to date
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NewsByron expands craft beer range
Byron, the Tom Byng-led group, has expanded its range of craft beers and introduced a number of canned beers it sees as the ideal match for a burger
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Diageo named most admired company
Diageo was last night named Britain’s most admired company for the second year running at the Management Today awards at Claridge’s in London
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NewsAB InBev UK swings into profit
AB InBev UK turned around a loss to report a pre-tax profit of £13.4m in the year to 29 December 2012 and revealed that retail sales of its Stella Artois Cidre Apple brand reached £59.9m in the period
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Alcohol promotions ban fails to reduce amount purchased
Banning multi-buy promotions for alcohol, implemented in Scotland in October 2011 as part of the Alcohol Act 2010, failed to reduce the amount of alcohol purchased, according to a new study
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FY revenue up 4.4% at Britvic
Britvic grew its full year revenue by 4.4% to £1.32bn for the 52 weeks ended 29 September 2013 and saw pre-tax profit increase by 29.1% to £108.1m
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NewsH1 volume sales up 5% at Miller Brands UK
SABMiller has announced that its UK subsidiary, Miller Brands UK (MBUK), grew domestic lager volume sales by 5% in the six months to 30 September 2013
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Koppaberg and Monster join VAT Club
VAT Club Jacques Borel has recruited two further drinks brands to its campaign for a reduction on the level of VAT in the hospitality sector, Koppaberg and Monster
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Matthew Clark joins VAT Club
Matthew Clark, the leading drinks supplier to the on-trade, has become the latest company to join VAT Club Jacques Borel
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MacFarlane to head up AB InBev European division
Stuart MacFarlane, currently president of AB InBev’s Central & Eastern Europe business and former managing of its UK operations, has been named head of the company’s new combined European arm
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Global wine shortage on the horizon
A global wine shortage is in prospect as vineyards struggle to keep pace with steadily rising demand, according to research from Morgan Stanley
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NewsQ3 volumes down at Heineken
Heineken has reported that its group beer volume decreased by 2% organically during its third quarter primarily reflecting weakness in Central & Eastern Europe beer markets
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Britvic reports strong Q4
Britvic reported this morning that its full-year profit will come in slightly ahead of its earlier expectations as it reported strong trading for the fourth quarter
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NewsCider boom in the UK will be adopted by US
Cider is following in the footsteps of the craft beer scene and is pioneering a movement that is being adopted in the US, according to cider company Aspall
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Cider should market itself like wine
The cider category should market itself in a similar way to wine, according to cider and perry maker Nook’s Yard
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Former Britvic CEO Moody secures new role
Former Britvic chief executive Paul Moody is to become the new head of Food Freshness Technology (FFT), the food-focused, materials group
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WSTA aims to persuade Gov't to scrap duty escalator
The Wine and Spirit Trade Association (WSTA) has said it aims to persuade the Government to get rid of the alcohol duty escalator in the next budget