+Beverage Dynamics: Beverage Dynamics March April 2011
Beverage Dynamics is the largest national business magazine devoted exclusively to the needs of off-premise beverage alcohol retailers, from single liquor stores to big box chains, through coverage of the latest trends in wine, beer and spirits.
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“ Table of Contents” (page 3)
features 30 Volume 123, No. 2 March/April 2011 Growth Brands Beverage Dynamics identifies the fastest- selling wines and spirits in the U.S. By Richard Brandes 21 21 Rocky Mountain Retailing Two years ago Denver’s Argonaut Liquors built a new store… and has just finished its best year ever. Who s...
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“ Editor's Note” (page 7)
EDITOR’S NOTE What A Difference A Year Makes L ast year at this time this column was titled “A Topsy-Turvy World,” and it detailed how a super-healthy beverage alcohol industry had been weakened by the vicious Recession of 2008-2009. In the years before the housing crisis and near-meltdown of the...
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“ FYI” (page 9)
FYI Inaugural BDLive! Conference Draws National Retailers ore than 30 beverage alcohol retailers from around the country convened in New Orleans at the Downtown Marriott for the first annual BDLive! Conference, held on January 27. The attendees joined their on-premise colleagues from the Cheers B...
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“ Retail Education” (page 17)
By Harriet Lembeck The “Other” Wine- Producing States Oregon, and maybe even New York. But how about taking a closer look at wines from other U.S. states? Those wines will make your shelves look more interesting, and you will have unique talking points. It’s your chance to offer something new. He...
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“ Beverage Business” (page 19)
The Latest in Beverage Competitions F. Paul Pacult, longtime friend and contributor to Beverage Dynamics, has begun a program of spirits and wine competitions, called Ultimate Beverage Challenge. We asked him how his competition works and how it can benefit retailers. BD: You’ve been a beverage a...
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“ Rocky Mountain Retailing” (page 20)
By Bob Keane C olfax Avenue is a 26-mile long artery running through the heart of Denver and serving as its primary east-west travel corridor. The Denver Mint - where all those quarters stamped with a “D” under the motto, “In God We Trust,” were made - is located along Colfax Avenue, as is the st...
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“ Growth Brands” (page 29)
Beverage Dynamics identifies the fastest-selling wines and spirits in the U.S. BY RICHARD BRANDES “I n 2009, everything was about trading down,” states Eric Schmidt, research director for the Beverage Information Group. “There was a noticeable increase in sales of lower-priced domestic prod- ucts...
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“ Scotch for the Twenty-First Century” (page 53)
SCOTCH FOR THE TWENTY- FIRST CENTURY The lowdown on the latest expressions and traditional favorites to help intrigue old and new Scotch customers. By Robert Plotkin W hen it comes to marketing Scotch, intrigue sells. A superior malt with a compelling story line sells better than one draped in me...
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“ Rose Resurgence” (page 60)
Rosé Resurgence Suitable for many drinking occasions, rosés, both domestic and imported, are back in fashion and gaining sales. drink on so many occasions. For me, it’s not only that they go so well with many of the foods I eat, but they also suit my mood so often. There are times when a red wine...
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