Here’s a round-up of this week’s highlights in the global beer category. We are also running similar round-ups for spirits & wine and soft drinks & bottled water.
The next frontier for the beer market is not your local bar or pub, or the beer cooler at your nearby supermarket; it’s your kitchen counter. Beer makers want a spot on the counter as the beer market aims to emulate the success of table-top coffee makers like the Keurig or Nespresso. Heinken’s The Sub “draught beer lifestyle appliance” is the latest salvo in what could be the next hot emerging sector of the beer market.
David Beckham has revealed that before he partnered with Diageo’s Haig Club he turned down a number of alcohol brands, including Anheuser-Busch InBev’s Beck’s.
C&C Group has seen a healthy rise in half-year sales and profits helped by its domestic markets, but admitted its US performance was “disappointing”.
Brewers in the UK are relaunching the ‘Let There Be Beer’ campaign under a fresh banner, including a new TV ad as part of a GBP10m (US$16m) spend.
Boston Beer Co has posted a strong jump in YTD sales and profits after third-quarter performance benefited from new product launches.
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By GlobalDataCraft Brew Alliance has narrowed its full-year guidance ahead of releasing its third-quarter results next week.
Anheuser-Busch InBev has reported a solid rise in nine-month net profits and sales, but third-quarter volumes were held back by Russia.
