Category: In the News
Craft Beers Bottles Get Bigger
Large-format beer bottles are cropping up on store shelves and restaurant lists.
2013 BevEx Winner: Celebrity Cruises
Celebrity Cruises’ molecular mixology has resulted in an eye-popping 25% increase in monthly sales of cocktails across its fleet of 10 ships.
ProWein Releases Top Tips for US Visitors
The city of Düsseldorf, Germany rolls out the red carpet for visitors to ProWein, International Trade Fair Wines and Spirits, which takes place March 24-26, 2013. For attendees from America, here are some tips on attending the event.
Proximo to Take Over Distribution of Jose Cuervo
Jose Cuervo, which is currently distributed in the U.S. and Canada by Diageo, will move to Proximo Spirits as of July 1. Proximo is a privately held company based in New Jersey, which also imports 1800 Tequila and other brands.
New Online Trade Resource – Pro Bev Source
Pro Bev Source is a new part of the Pernod Ricard website to help distributors, retailers and on-premise operators find information, images and sales/promotional materials.
Why Chain Restaurants Should Consider Cutting Calories
A new study finds that restaurants will miss out on a huge growth opportunity if they don’t offer low-cal dishes.
Gaz Regan Launches “Just One Shift”
Venerable barman Gaz Regan has launched a plan to raise a $250,000 for charity in by inviting bartenders to donate all or part of their tips from one shift.
Eleventh Generation to Take Over Riedel Crystal
Effective July 1, 2013, a 10th change of generation will take place at glass manufacturer Riedel: Georg J. Riedel will hand over management of Riedel Crystal and its worldwide subsidiaries to his son Maximilian J. Riedel, the 11th generation family member to lead the heritage crystal house.
Possible Stay of Litigation for AB-Inbev, Grupo Modelo and Constellation Brands Deal
The parties involved have asked the court for a delay through March 19 while they try to resolve the DOJ’s concerns about the planned $20.1 billion merger.
Australian Reds Don’t Always Follow Stereotypes
Some of the country’s best red wines are just now reaching the U.S. market.