Imported whisky/whiskey

Article Abstract:

Imported and domestically-produced whiskeys have increased share of the spirits market in the UK over the last decade from 1998. Sales of whiskey from the US increased four times between 1987 and 1997 while Irish whiskey suffered a decline in growth. Meanwhile, Canadian whiskey products have realized increases in sales volumes by about 130%, from 130,000 cases in 1987 to 295,000 cases in 1997.

Bottled Whiskey, Consumer goods industry, Whiskey, Liquor industry

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Beer

Article Abstract:

Beer is the largest segment of the alcoholic drinks market, with a share of 49.8% in 1999. The beer market, which encompasses lager, ales, stout, low alcohol/alcohol-free beers, and both the off-license and on-license (pubs and clubs) sectors, is profiled.

United Kingdom, Breweries, Sales & consumption, Market share, Malt beverages, Beer & Ale, Labor Distribution by Employer, Standard Beer, Beer, Wine & Liquor, Whsle, Beer, Wine, and Distilled Alcoholic Beverage Wholesalers, Beer, Company market share, Industry sales and revenue, Consumption data

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Market profile: spirits

Article Abstract:

A market profile and statistics of sales of alcoholic liquors in the UK for 1995 to 2000 is presented, with focus on the gradual slow decline of this market.

Industry Overview, Liquors

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