Three-month sales to end of March come in flat - +0.2% - at EUR663.5m (US$714.6m)Asia Pacific tumbles 20.2% while US sales stay static (-0.4%)Espolòn tequila leads value growth figures at +13.2% with Grand Marnier, Aperol and Campari up between 6.3% and 7.9%While describing the year-on-year showing as "resilient", the brand owner also flagged a high comparison base - the same quarter last year leapt by almost 20% - driven primarily by a temporary phasing effect ahead of planned price increases later in 2023. Fantacchiotti, who took over as CEO from Bob Kunze-Concewitz last month, said that he
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