Drinks – Alcoholic

MINIMUM PRICE FOR STANDARD DRINKS TO TARGET CHEAP TAKEAWAY BOOZE

Scotland is set to become the first country to introduce a ‘Minimum Unit Price’ (MUP) on all booze, currently being considered in Australia, in an attempt to curb irresponsible drinking and public health detriment. Authorities in Scotland have now cleared legal hurdles slowing progress of the legislation, first mooted in 2012, paving the way for

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WORLD’S MOST CONSUMED SPIRIT AUSSIE BARTENDER COMP

The leading brand of the world’s most consumed spirit is looking for Australian bartenders to enter this year’s Enter The Dragon ‘Cocktail Combat Competition’. Baijiu (pronounced “Bye-Joe”) is a traditional Chinese alcoholic drink that is its own category, like rum or whisky. While not widely drunk in Australia, it is in fact the highest consumed

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CONSUMER INSIGHT: 2017 CRAFT BEER SURVEY

The Beer Cartel has released the 2017 Australian Craft Beer Survey, offering insight into the motivations and factors influencing drinkers in the ever-growing category. The Survey is stated as the most comprehensive publicly available study ever undertaken with Australian craft beer drinkers, and has found the majority care about the ownership of the operation, overwhelmingly

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WHAT LURKS BELOW

The Institute of Beer’s Neal Cameron continues his series on the business of (good) beer, following his doctrines that Beers Ain’t Beers, and that beer is Just Like Milk.   Having a beer with one of our local Lancer guys and listening to his tales from the cellar is a deliciously awful experience. From the

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