Demand for quality liqueur-based cocktails drives on-premise revival – Category Intel

Last updated: 21/07/2022 at 1:30 PM

19 July 2022

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Liqueur brand owners have displayed their resilience by adapting quickly to new circumstances, evolving trends and consumer demands in Europe, writes Clinton Cawood. This article is available to Global Drinks Intel members only. Click below for details on how to join the Global Drinks Intel community. Subscribe for UNLIMITED Access Already a member? Log in […]

Liqueur brand owners have displayed their resilience by adapting quickly to new circumstances, evolving trends and consumer demands in Europe, writes Clinton Cawood.

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ByClinton Cawood

Clinton has been writing about drinks since landing in the UK in 2006 from his native South Africa, where he’d already put in some time on both sides of the bar. He now covers all aspects of the industry for a number of publications, with a particular interest in the on-premise, as well as spirits and cocktails.