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Earlier today (10 June), brand valuation consultancy Intangible Business released the results of its latest survey of the world's wine and spirits brands. Here's a look at 'The Power 100', along with the methodology used to draw up the list.

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Remy Cointreau's full-year sales and profits slumps, reported this week, have failed to put the company on the back foot.

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Earlier today (2 June), brand valuation consultancy Intangible Business released the results of its latest survey of the world's wine and spirits brands. Here's a look at 'The Power 100', along with the methodology used to draw up the list.

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Ahead of this year's Tax Free World Association World Exhibition, which returns to Cannes next week, Joe Bates considers the travel retail landscape.

In the first part of just-drinks' interview with the CEO of Edrington, Ian Curle set out why his company was bringing its global distribution in-house and investing heavily in its The Macallan Scotch whisky. In part two, Curle talks about his company's unique ownership structure and shares his thoughts on the next possible golden era for Scotch.

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Late last year, just-drinks travelled to New York to interview - for the first time - the CEO of Edrington, owner of the Cutty Sark, The Famous Grouse, Highland Park and The Macallan Scotch whisky brands, Brugal rum and Snow Leopard vodka.

Edrington has appointed the head of its Global Travel Retail operations to the role of Asia-Pacific MD, in an executive shake-up at the spirits group.

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Edrington is looking to offload its Cutty Sark and Glenturret Scotch whiskies, as the group looks to focus on its core premium spirits range.

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Edrington has reported a 7% lift in sales from its latest fiscal full-year, driven by the group's premium spirits portfolio including single malt Scotch The Macallan.

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Edrington is targeting the "everyday premium" segment of the Scotch whisky market in the UK with the launch of a new range of blends under The Famous Grouse brand.

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Edrington has announced a raft of senior executive changes that will affect its Americas and Global Travel Retail leadership roles.

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Edrington has released a range of single malts from its Glenturret Distillery: Sherry, Triple Wood and Peated.

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Here's a round-up of this week's top stories in the spirits & wine categories. We also have similar round-ups for beer and soft drinks & water.

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Here's a round-up of this week's top stories in the spirits & wine categories. We also have similar round-ups for beer and soft drinks & water.

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Edrington has readied a global campaign for its The Famous Grouse blended Scotch brand.

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Edrington has lined up a revamp of its The Black Grouse Scotch whisky brand that includes a name change.

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Edrington is set to release an extension of its The Macallan single malt Scotch whisky.

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Edrington has launched a new The Famous Grouse expression as it attempts to “challenge perceptions” around blended Scotch.

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Here's a look at what was happening on this day in...

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Edrington has released an online-only expression of a 28-year-old single cask Scotch whisky from its Glenturret distillery.

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The one-litre size of Diageo's Smirnoff vodka has topped a list of the UK's top-selling brands, with the 70cl bottle coming third, according to new figures.

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Here's a round-up of this week's highlights in the global spirits & wine categories. We are also running similar round-ups for beer and soft drinks & bottled water.

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Edrington has rolled out its Snow Leopard vodka brand in South Korea as it eyes the US for future expansion.

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Edrington has returned to full-year profit in a fiscal 2014 that saw it invest heavily in a new distillery and in-house distribution arms.

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The Famous Grouse 40 Year Old is the oldest variant ever to be released by the brand's owners, The Edrington Group.

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The Famous Grouse 40 Year Old is the oldest variant ever to be released by the brand's owners, The Edrington Group.

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Edrington has hailed a strong full-year performance despite a GBP274.8m (US$418.4m) write-down of its Brugal rum brand that pushed profits into the red.

The UK's rock star royals Will and Kate are set to give their son George his first taste of Scotch whisky this week. Not literally, of course.