Brandy and cognac

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom market for cognac and grape brandy fell 2% in 1993 to 20.5 million litres, while the total spirits market grew 2% by real value and almost 2% by volume to 220.5 million litres. The spirits market is expected to rise 12% by value to 6.3 billion pounds sterling by 1998, while remaining stable by volume at about 221 million litres. Volume sales growth to 1993 is partly attributable to price cutting, although growth has generally been restricted by increased alcohol imports following the introduction of the single European market. The market is examined in detail.

Liquor industry

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Whisky

Article Abstract:

Volume sales of whisky in the UK rose by almost 2% in 1993 from 1992 to 220.5 million lot, with the market rising by 2% in real value terms. Scotch whisky accounted for 93% of sales by volume, with imports accounting for the rest. A market share of around 60% was held by the seven largest whisky brands, with the leading three accounting for 40% by volume. Retail distribution of whisky was mainly through multiple grocers, accounting for 45% of off-trade volume sales.

Bottled Whiskey, Whiskey

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Liquers

Article Abstract:

Between 1991 and 1995, total spirit sales in the UK rose 18.9% to 181 million litres, with a 31% increase in value to 3.6 million pounds sterling. Some 53% of volume is accounted for by whisky sales, which rose 28% over the period. Rum sales fell 8%. An overview of market trends is given, including details of market size, background, and shares; company profiles; distribution; prices; and forecasts for the future.

Wines, brandy, and brandy spirits, Distilled and blended liquors, Liqueurs

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