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Author or co-author of 15 books about beer and booze, including Will Travel For Beer and Canadian Spirits. Reviewer and scribe at Beaumont Drinks.
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How soju has caught the attention of US drinkers – Category Intel

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By Stephen Beaumont
| Global Drinks Intel
The spirits category may be struggling in the US, but soju has combined the country’s appetite for Korean cuisine and K-pop music with its lower-strength and approachable flavours to register impressive growth.
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How craft spirits can weather the market headwinds of today - Category Intel

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By Stephen Beaumont
| Global Drinks Intel
In the US, craft distilling is down in both value and volume, but the category continues to grow domestically in terms of distillery numbersThe craft industry in general needs to adjust to a changing demographic if it is going to continue to thriveProvenance, uniqueness and authenticity are becoming evermore important as consumers gravitate to brands with stories to tellCanadian craft distilleries are riding a wave of optimism thanks to a surge in patriotic behaviourWhiskey/whisky is the...
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How brewers are rising to consumer challenge for ‘eco-friendly, minimalist’ packaging - Category Intel

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By Stephen Beaumont
| Global Drinks Intel
At first glance, the packaging of beer would appear to be fairly straightforward affair. Throughout most of the world, if your ale or lager does not come in a keg or cask, it arrives in a can or bottle, usually contained within some sort of plastic or cardboard carrier. While shapes and sizes can - and do - vary, but basics remain pretty much the same.It turns out, however, that looks can be deceiving.
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