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The World Market for Spirits

Product Type: Market Research Report Publication Date: Oct 01, 2006
 
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SUMMARY

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  • Get insight into trends in market performance
  • Pinpoint growth sectors and identify factors driving change
  • Identify market and brand leaders and understand the competitive environment

Regional coverage

Western Europe; Eastern Europe; North America; Latin America; Asia-Pacific; Oceania; Africa and the Middle East

Companies profiled

Allied Domecq Plc; Bacardi & Co Ltd; Brown-Forman Corp; C&C Group Plc; Campari Milano SpA, Davide; Constellation Brands Inc; Diageo Plc; Distell Group Ltd; Eckes AG; Fortune Brands Inc; LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton; Mast-Jägermeister AG; Maxxium Worldwide BV; Pernod Ricard Groupe; Rémy Cointreau; San Miguel Corp; Sang Som Co Ltd; Suntory Ltd; V&S Vin & Sprit AB; William Grant & Sons Ltd

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • 1. INTRODUCTION
  • 1.1 Scope of the Report
  • 1.2 Disclaimer
  • 2. THE STATE OF THE MARKET 2005
  • 2.1 Executive Summary
  • 2.2 Key Challenges and Strategies
    • Introduction
    • Summary 1 Key Challenges and Strategies 2005 and Beyond
    • Market maturity
    • Rising consumer health awareness
    • Countering old-fashioned images
    • Black and grey market spirits
  • 2.3 Market Overview
    • Global demand
    • Chart 1 Global Sales of Spirits: Volume Trends 2000-2005
    • Chart 2 Global Sales of Spirits: Value Trends 2000-2005
    • Chart 3 Global Sales of Spirits: %Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Chart 4 Global Sales of Spirits: %Total Value Growth 2000/2005
    • Sources of growth: major markets
    • Chart 5 Sales of Spirits by Major Market: %Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Chart 6 Sales of Spirits by Major Market: %Total Value Growth 2000/2005
    • Sources of growth: product sectors
    • Chart 7 Global Sales of Spirits by Sector: Total Volume 2000/2005
    • Chart 8 Global Sales of Spirits by Sector: %Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Chart 9 Global Sales of Spirits by Sector: Total Value 2000/2005
    • Chart 10 Global Sales of Spirits by Sector: %Total Value Growth 2000/2005
    • Stimuli to growth
    • Constraints on growth
    • Market share concentration
    • Chart 11 Global Company Shares of Spirits 2004
    • Market prospects by region
    • Chart 12 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Region: %Total Volume Growth 2005/2010
    • Chart 13 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Region: %Total Value Growth 2005/2010
    • Market prospects by sector
    • Chart 14 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Sector: %Total Volume Growth 2005/2010
    • Chart 15 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Sector: %Total Value Growth 2005/2010
  • 3. OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
  • 3.1 Consumer Expenditure on Alcoholic Drinks
    • Premium shift in developed markets
    • Price competition impacts spending
    • Cross-border trade blurs picture
    • Table 1 Retail Consumer Expenditure on Alcoholic Drinks in Leading Countries 2000-2005
  • 3.2 Demand-led Factors
    • Evolving drinks cultures
    • Health concerns take centre stage
    • Table 2 Death Rates from Chronic Liver Disease and Cirrhosis by Select Markets 2000-2005
  • 3.3 Supply-led Factors
    • Import and export trends
    • Table 3 Spirits Imports by Top Three Countries by Sector 2000-2005
    • Table 4 Spirits Exports by Top Three Countries by Sector 2000-2005
    • Grey and black markets
  • 3.4 Legislation
    • Drinking age restrictions
    • Advertising
    • Other legislation
  • 3.5 Taxation and Duty Levies
    • Taxation motivated by health costs and social concerns
    • Tougher taxation introduced by the French government
    • EU accession forces tax changes in neighbouring countries
    • WTO membership leads to reduced tariffs
    • UK wine duty continues to rise
    • Lobbying for lower taxation on beer in the US
    • Mercosur wines are tax exempt in Brazil
    • Attempts to remain competitive
  • 3.6 Share of Throat
    • Table 5 Year-on-Year Growth in Global Sales Volume 2001-2005
    • Chart 16 World Share of Throat 2005
    • Table 6 Global Sales of Alcoholic Drinks in the Off- and On-trade 2005
  • 4. ALCOHOLIC DRINKS
  • 4.1 Global Demand
    • Fundamental transformation
    • FABs reflect rapid market evolution, but the warning signs are already evident
    • Health and wellness trends boost wine consumption
    • Rising health consciousness and its negative impact
    • Women become a key target for marketers
    • Rising brand-consciousness
    • Appealing to the contemporary tastes
    • Greater focus on premium products
    • Manufacturers look to new markets
    • 2006 and beyond
  • 4.2 Regional Markets
    • Emerging markets driving growth
    • Major manufacturers spur the development of FABs
    • Health-consciousness and price advantage helps beer and wine
    • Widespread stasis lead to stagnation in Western Europe
    • FABs growth unmatched, but short-lived in Western Europe
    • Modest growth in North America
    • Early period political and economic difficulties losing impact in Latin America
    • Positive performance in Australasia
    • Recovery strengthens in Africa and the Middle East
    • Table 7 Volume Sales of Alcoholic Drinks by Region and by Sector 2000/2005
    • Table 8 Volume Sales of Alcoholic Drinks in Pure Alcohol Equivalents by Region and by Sector 2000/2005
    • Chart 17 Volume Sales of Alcoholic Drinks by Region and Sector: % Share 2005
  • 4.3 Alcoholic Drinks Forecasts
    • Will wine glut hamper trading up?
    • Health and wellness concerns alter behaviour
    • Local spirits remain key but imported spirits make some gains in emerging markets
    • Manufacturers look to expand their geographic coverage
    • Cider unlikely to emerge from niche status
    • Table 9 Volume Sales of Alcoholic Drinks by Region and by Sector 2005/2010
    • Table 10 Volume Sales of Alcoholic Drinks in Pure Alcohol Equivalents by Region and by Sector 2005/2010
    • Chart 18 Volume Sales of Alcoholic Drinks by Region and by Sector: % Share 2010
  • 5. KEY TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS
  • 5.1 Introduction
    • Adapting to a changing environment
    • Summary 2 Key Trends and Developments 2005
  • 5.2 Widening the Consumer Base -- Targeting Female Drinkers
  • 5.3 Fashion-conscious Younger Consumers -- Thirst for Novelty
    • Younger consumers fuel on-trade sales
    • New flavours, packaging innovation and creative marketing
    • Rebranding traditional drinks for a younger palate
  • 5.4 Trend for Mixed Drinks
    • Premium vodka -- the flavour pioneer
    • Jägermeister is hip
  • 5.5 Increased Consumer Brand Sensitivity -- Premiumisation
    • Emergence of a super-premium segment
    • Image rather than authenticity the driving force in super-premium segment
    • Rum and gin benefit from premiumisation
    • Tequila and other products -- super-premium positioning
    • Emerging markets
    • Traditional products in decline
  • 5.6 Expanding Urban Middle Class in Emerging Markets
  • 5.7 Latin Culture Impacts at Global Level
  • 5.8 Promotion of Responsible Drinking
    • 24-hour opening
    • Tighter legislation changes drinking habits in Japan
  • 5.9 Rising Consumer Health Awareness
    • Low-calorie drinks
    • Health-enhancing innovations
  • 5.10 Supermarkets Win Trade as more Consumers Socialise at Home
  • 5.11 Industry Consolidation and Aggressive Internationalisation
  • 6. WORLD MARKET OVERVIEW
  • 6.1 Spirits Global Overview
    • A transitional period
    • The impact of greater health awareness
    • Economic difficulties -- not all bad news
    • Learning to adapt to demands of modern market
    • Premiumisation
    • Table 11 Global Sales of Spirits: Volume and Value Trends 2000/2005
  • 6.2 Market Performance by Region
    • Asia-Pacific -- China drives volume growth in largest regional market
    • Local products fuel growth in Latin America
    • Quality over quantity in Western Europe
    • Strong growth in North America
    • Africa and the Middle East and Australasia -- small pockets of consumption and growth
    • Table 12 Global Sales of Spirits by Region: Total Volume 2000/2005
    • Table 13 Global Sales of Spirits by Region: % Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 14 Global Sales of Spirits by Region: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 15 Global Sales of Spirits by Region: Total Value 2000/2005
    • Table 16 Global Sales of Spirits by Region: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 17 Global Sales of Spirits by Region: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 6.3 Sales of Spirits in Major and Growth Markets
    • The increasing influence of health awareness
    • Attracting younger consumers
    • Value growth under pressure in key developed markets
    • Trend towards imported products in emerging markets
    • Dominant locals
    • Changing taxation -- a force for good?
    • Table 18 Sales of Spirits by Major Market: Total Volume and %of World Total 2000/2005
    • Table 19 Sales of Spirits by Major Market: %Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 20 Sales of Spirits by Major Market: Total Value and %of World Total 2000/2005
    • Table 21 Sales of Spirits by Major Market: %Total Value Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 22 Sales of Spirits by Fastest Growing Market: Total Volume and %of World Total 2000/2005
    • Table 23 Sales of Spirits by Fastest Growing Market: %Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 24 Sales of Spirits by Fastest Growing Market: Total Value and %of World Total 2000/2005
    • Table 25 Sales of Spirits by Fastest Growing Market: %Total Value Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 26 Per Capita Consumption of Spirits by Fastest Growing Market: 2000/2005
    • Table 27 Per Capita Expenditure on Spirits by Fastest Growing Market: 2000/2005
  • 6.4 Market Drivers
    • Overall decline
    • Brown spirits grow despite constraints
    • Vodka and rum compatible with market trends
    • Liqueurs attract women
    • Growth all round in 2005
    • Table 28 Global Sales of Spirits by Sector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 29 Global Sales of Spirits by Sector: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 30 Global Sales of Spirits by Sector: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 31 Global Sales of Spirits by Sector: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 32 Sales of Spirits by Region and by Sector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 33 Sales of Spirits by Region and by Sector: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 34 Sales of Spirits by Region: %Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 35 Sales of Spirits by Region: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 7. WHISK(E)Y
  • 7.1 Whisk(e)y Global Overview
    • Blended Scotch struggles in developed markets
    • Major brands boost global growth
    • The premium trend
    • Divergent fortunes for local products
    • Table 36 Global Sales of Whisk(e)y by Subsector: Total Volume 2000/2005
    • Table 37 Global Sales of Whisk(e)y by Subsector: % Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 38 Global Sales of Whisk(e)y by Subsector: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 39 Global Sales of Whisk(e)y by Subsector: Total Value 2000/2005
    • Table 40 Global Sales of Whisk(e)y by Subsector: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 41 Global Sales of Whisk(e)y by Subsector: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 7.2 Whisk(e)y Regional Development
    • Asia-Pacific grows in importance
    • Problems in developed regions
    • Volume but not value sales gather pace in Latin America
    • Social status concerns fuel dynamism in Eastern Europe
    • Table 42 Sales of Whisk(e)y by Region: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 43 Sales of Whisk(e)y by Region: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 44 Sales of Whisk(e)y by Region: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 45 Sales of Whisk(e)y by Region: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 7.3 Whisk(e)y Global and Regional Manufacturer Performance
    • Decline of blended Scotch affects major players
    • Pernod-Ricard steams ahead
    • Bourbon brands display contrasting performances
    • Premiumisation trends impact negatively on private label sales
    • Asian producers rely on domestic markets
    • Table 46 Global Company Shares of Whisk(e)y 2001-2004
    • Table 47 Global Brand Shares of Whisk(e)y 2001-2004
    • Table 48 Brand Shares of Whisk(e)y by Region 2001-2004
  • 7.4 Whisk(e)y Outlook
    • Value sales to rise but consumption rates to fall in developed markets
    • Strongest growth in emerging regions
    • Table 49 Forecast Sales of Whisk(e)y by Region: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 50 Forecast Sales of Whisk(e)y by Region: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 51 Forecast Global Sales of Whisk(e)y by Subsector: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 52 Forecast Global Sales of Whisk(e)y by Subsector: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
  • 8. BRANDY AND COGNAC
  • 8.1 Brandy and Cognac Global Overview
    • Prestigious image drives global growth
    • Not all positive
    • Table 53 Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Subsector: Total Volume 2000/2005
    • Table 54 Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Subsector: % Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 55 Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Subsector: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 56 Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Subsector: Total Value 2000/2005
    • Table 57 Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Subsector: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 58 Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Subsector: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 8.2 Brandy and Cognac Regional Development
    • Strong growth in Asia-Pacific and emerging regions
    • Imported products drive value growth
    • Struggle to adapt to changing consumption patterns
    • Successful repositioning in North America
    • Table 59 Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Region: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 60 Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Region: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 61 Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Region: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 62 Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Region: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 8.3 Brandy and Cognac Global and Regional Manufacturer Performance
    • Courvoisier does not suffer alone
    • Reliance on domestic markets
    • Cognac producers
    • Table 63 Global Company Shares of Brandy and Cognac 2001-2004
    • Table 64 Global Brand Shares of Brandy and Cognac 2001-2004
    • Table 65 Brand Shares of Brandy and Cognac by Region 2001-2004
  • 8.4 Brandy and Cognac Outlook
    • Lacklustre outlook for Western Europe and Australasia
    • Cognac to drive growth in North America
    • Emerging regions to boost brandy
    • Cognac manufacturers look to emerging markets
    • and development of major cognac brands
    • Table 66 Forecast Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Region: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 67 Forecast Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Region: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 68 Forecast Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Subsector: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 69 Forecast Global Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Subsector: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
  • 9. GIN
  • 9.1 Gin Global Overview
    • Image problems
    • 2005 -- signs of further stagnation
    • Growth in emerging regions
    • Table 70 Global Sales of Gin by Subsector: Total Volume 2000/2005
    • Table 71 Global Sales of Gin by Subsector: % Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 72 Global Sales of Gin by Subsector: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 73 Global Sales of Gin by Subsector: Total Value 2000/2005
    • Table 74 Global Sales of Gin by Subsector: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 75 Global Sales of Gin by Subsector: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 9.2 Gin Regional Development
    • Philippines underpin Asia-Pacific's lead
    • Moving upmarket
    • Strong pockets of growth in emerging regions
    • Table 76 Sales of Gin by Region: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 77 Sales of Gin by Region: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 78 Sales of Gin by Region: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 79 Sales of Gin by Region: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 9.3 Gin Global and Regional Manufacturer Performance
    • Major players reliant on domestic markets
    • Endeavouring to keep pace with fashion
    • Profiting from prestige
    • Table 80 Global Company Shares of Gin 2001-2004
    • Table 81 Global Brand Shares of Gin 2001-2004
    • Table 82 Brand Shares of Gin by Region 2001-2004
  • 9.4 Gin Outlook
    • Premium trend to bolster value in developed regions
    • Emerging regions to drive volume growth
    • Dutch gin in decline
    • Table 83 Forecast Sales of Gin by Region: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 84 Forecast Sales of Gin by Region: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 85 Forecast Global Sales of Gin by Subsector: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 86 Forecast Global Sales of Gin by Subsector: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
  • 10. VODKA
  • 10.1 Vodka Global Overview
    • Eastern Europe drags down global sector
    • Spirit of the times
    • New brands and flavours
    • Premium and super-premium brands
    • Table 87 Global Sales of Vodka: Total Volume 2000/2005
    • Table 88 Global Sales of Vodka: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 89 Global Sales of Vodka: Total Value 2000/2005
    • Table 90 Global Sales of Vodka: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 10.2 Vodka Regional Development
    • Decline in dominant region
    • Same factors drive growth elsewhere
    • Vodka at forefront of premiumisation and international expansion
    • Table 91 Sales of Vodka by Region: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 92 Sales of Vodka by Region: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 93 Sales of Vodka by Region: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 94 Sales of Vodka by Region: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 10.3 Vodka Global and Regional Manufacturer Performance
    • Fragmented at a global level
    • Western multinationals lead
    • Premium and super-premium brands
    • Stolichnaya -- uncertain future
    • Poland -- a honey pot for privatisation
    • Table 95 Global Company Shares of Vodka 2001-2004
    • Table 96 Global Brand Shares of Vodka 2001-2004
    • Table 97 Brand Shares of Vodka by Region 2001-2004
  • 10.4 Vodka Outlook
    • Sluggish Eastern Europe to dampen global development
    • Rest of world to post positive performance
    • Major players to maintain commitment to sector
    • The premium/super-premium trend
    • Potential threats
    • Table 98 Forecast Sales of Vodka by Region: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 99 Forecast Sales of Vodka by Region: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
  • 11. RUM
  • 11.1 Rum Global Overview
    • White rum leads global growth
    • Bright future for dark rum
    • Manufacturers drawn to rum
    • Local products contribute to growth in emerging regions
    • Table 100 Global Sales of Rum by Subsector: Total Volume 2000/2005
    • Table 101 Global Sales of Rum by Subsector: % Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 102 Global Sales of Rum by Subsector: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 103 Global Sales of Rum by Subsector: Total Value 2000/2005
    • Table 104 Global Sales of Rum by Subsector: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 105 Global Sales of Rum by Subsector: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 11.2 Rum Regional Development
    • Suitability for modern drinking trends
    • Manufacturers spur growth
    • Asia-Pacific -- largest regional market sustains growth
    • Versatility boosts demand in Latin America
    • Sector decline in Eastern Europe
    • Table 106 Sales of Rum by Region: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 107 Sales of Rum by Region: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 108 Sales of Rum by Region: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 109 Sales of Rum by Region: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 11.3 Rum Global and Regional Manufacturer Performance
    • Bacardi under increasing threat
    • Targeting fashion-conscious consumers
    • Pernod Ricard commits to growth
    • Brugal goes international
    • Relying on the home market
    • Table 110 Global Company Shares of Rum 2001-2004
    • Table 111 Global Brand Shares of Rum 2001-2004
    • Table 112 Brand Shares of Rum by Region 2001-2004
  • 11.4 Rum Outlook
    • Fashion and innovation to drive growth
    • Westernisation to boost Asian sales
    • Changing image to highlight drink's versatility
    • Consolidation of a premium trend
    • Table 113 Forecast Sales of Rum by Region: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 114 Forecast Sales of Rum by Region: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 115 Forecast Global Sales of Rum by Subsector: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 116 Forecast Global Sales of Rum by Subsector: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
  • 12. TEQUILA (AND MEZCAL)
  • 12.1 Tequila (and Mezcal) Global Overview
    • Crisis and recovery
    • US takes the lead
    • Growth beyond major markets
    • Manufacturers spur growth
    • The threat from rival products
    • Table 117 Global Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal): Total Volume 2000/2005
    • Table 118 Global Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal): % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 119 Global Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal): Total Value 2000/2005
    • Table 120 Global Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal): % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 12.2 Tequila (and Mezcal) Regional Development
    • Two dominant markets
    • Growth in smaller markets
    • Western Europe -- the exception
    • Table 121 Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Region: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 122 Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Region: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 123 Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Region: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 124 Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Region: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 12.3 Tequila (and Mezcal) Global and RegionalManufacturer Performance
    • Growing multinational interest
    • The Diageo/José Cuervo alliance
    • Sauza boosts Allied Domecq but will it do the same for Fortune Brands?
    • Bacardi gains momentum
    • Herradura's share declines -- company up for sale
    • Table 125 Global Company Shares of Tequila (and Mezcal) 2001-2004
    • Table 126 Global Brand Shares of Tequila (and Mezcal) 2001-2004
    • Table 127 Brand Shares of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Region 2001-2004
  • 12.4 Tequila (and Mezcal) Outlook
    • Recovery from crisis spurs growth
    • Niche sector outside two major markets
    • Protecting tequila's image
    • Similar trends drive growth around the world
    • Table 128 Forecast Global Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal): %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 129 Forecast Global Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal): % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 130 Forecast Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Region: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 131 Forecast Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Region: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
  • 13. LIQUEURS
  • 13.1 Liqueurs Global Overview
    • Growth despite the erosion of traditions
    • Fitted to the modern environment
    • Manufacturers play their part
    • Switch to modern products drives value
    • Table 132 Global Sales of Liqueurs by Subsector: Total Volume 2000/2005
    • Table 133 Global Sales of Liqueurs by Subsector: % Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 134 Global Sales of Liqueurs by Subsector: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 135 Global Sales of Liqueurs by Subsector: Total Value 2000/2005
    • Table 136 Global Sales of Liqueurs by Subsector: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 137 Global Sales of Liqueurs by Subsector: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 13.2 Liqueurs Regional Development
    • A microcosm of the whole market
    • Divergent trends evident in bitters
    • Women drive growth
    • Table 138 Sales of Liqueurs by Region: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 139 Sales of Liqueurs by Region: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 140 Sales of Liqueurs by Region: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 141 Sales of Liqueurs by Region: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 13.3 Liqueurs Global and Regional Manufacturer Performance
    • Local products underpin fragmentation
    • Diageo focuses on core brand
    • New rivals feel the pressure
    • Mast-Jägermeister and Eckes increase share, but not Campari
    • Pernod Ricard intensifies sector development
    • Table 142 Global Company Shares of Liqueurs 2001-2004
    • Table 143 Global Brand Shares of Liqueurs 2001-2004
    • Table 144 Brand Shares of Liqueurs by Region 2001-2004
  • 13.4 Liqueurs Outlook
    • Africa and Middle East to lead volume and value growth
    • Traditional products constrain expansion but efforts to target younger consumers offer some hope
    • Value to outpace volume
    • Table 145 Forecast Sales of Liqueurs by Region: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 146 Forecast Sales of Liqueurs by Region: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 147 Forecast Global Sales of Liqueurs by Subsector: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 148 Forecast Global Sales of Liqueurs by Subsector: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
  • 14. OTHER SPIRITS
  • 14.1 Other Spirits Global Overview
    • Decline halts in 2004 and sales gather pace in 2005
    • Price sensitivity and compatibility boost sector
    • International expansion for cachaça
    • Growth in Eastern Europe
    • Value outpaces volume
    • Table 149 Global Sales of Other Spirits: Total Volume 2000/2005
    • Table 150 Global Sales of Other Spirits: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 151 Global Sales of Other Spirits: Total Value 2000/2005
    • Table 152 Global Sales of Other Spirits: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 14.2 Other Spirits Regional Development
    • Modern trends erode sales
    • Decline in largest market
    • Mixed fortunes in Europe
    • No traditional base in smallest markets
    • Revived fortunes at period's end
    • Latin America -- fastest growing region
    • Table 153 Sales of Other Spirits by Region: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 154 Sales of Other Spirits by Region: % Total Volume Growth 2000/2005
    • Table 155 Sales of Other Spirits by Region: % Total Value Breakdown 2000/2005
    • Table 156 Sales of Other Spirits by Region: % Total Value Growth 2000/2005
  • 14.3 Other Spirits Global and Regional Manufacturer Performance
    • High level of geographic fragmentation
    • Profiting from revival of local products
    • Exporting local speciality
    • Migration to rival products
    • Table 157 Global Company Shares of Other Spirits 2001-2004
    • Table 158 Global Brand Shares of Other Spirits 2001-2004
    • Table 159 Brand Shares of Other Spirits by Region 2001-2004
  • 14.4 Other Spirits Outlook
    • Modest growth at best
    • Value to outpace volume
    • Asia-Pacific to be boosted by health-conscious Japanese
    • and recovery in China
    • Lacklustre outlook for Western Europe
    • "Other" spirits to remain a niche
    • Table 160 Forecast Sales of Other Spirits by Region: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 161 Forecast Sales of Other Spirits by Region: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
  • 15. WESTERN EUROPE
  • 15.1 Overview
    • A period of transition
    • Attracting younger consumers
    • Link between health concerns and premiumisation
    • The Allied Domecq acquisition
    • Table 162 Western Europe: Per Capita Consumption of Spirits by Country: 2000/2005
    • Table 163 Western Europe: Per Capita Expenditure on Spirits by Country: 2000/2005
    • Chart 19 Western Europe: Sales of Spirits by Country: Total Volume 2000-2005
    • Chart 20 Western Europe: Sales of Spirits by Country: Total Value 2000-2005
  • 15.2 Whisk(e)y: Sales by Country
    • Generation gap
    • Price competition behind growth in Turkey
    • Spain leads per capita consumption
    • Table 164 Western Europe: Sales of Whisk(e)y by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 165 Western Europe: Sales of Whisk(e)y by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 166 Western Europe: Sales of Whisk(e)y by Country and by Subsector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000-2005
    • Table 167 Western Europe: Per Capita Consumption of Whisk(e)y by Country: 2000-2005
    • Table 168 Western Europe: Per Capita Expenditure on Whisk(e)y by Country: 2000-2005
  • 15.3 Whisk(e)y: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Further consolidation
    • Branding strategies intensify
    • The implications of the Allied Domecq acquisition
    • Table 169 Western Europe: Company Shares of Whisk(e)y 2001-2004
    • Table 170 Western Europe: Brand Shares of Whisk(e)y 2001-2004
  • 15.4 Brandy and Cognac: Sales by Country
    • Old fashioned -- brandies and cognacs lose ground
    • Underdeveloped markets -- pockets of growth
    • Attempts to modernise
    • Premium positioning -- a bonus in some markets
    • Table 171 Western Europe: Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 172 Western Europe: Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 173 Western Europe: Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Country and by Subsector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2004
  • 15.5 Brandy and Cognac: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • German companies fight for share of a shrinking market
    • Rémy Cointreau and Allied Domecq increase share
    • Further consolidation in cognac sector after Courvoisier purchase
    • Private label growth
    • Table 174 Western Europe: Company Shares of Brandy and Cognac 2001-2004
    • Table 175 Western Europe: Brand Shares of Brandy and Cognac 2001-2004
  • 15.6 Gin: Sales by Country
    • Hindered by an old-fashioned image
    • Premium brands perform well throughout the region
    • Variable performance in Scandinavia
    • Strongest growth in Portugal
    • Table 176 Western Europe: Sales of Gin by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 177 Western Europe: Sales of Gin by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 15.7 Gin: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Diageo strides ahead
    • and premium trend bolsters Bacardi
    • but Pernod Ricard and other producers struggle to gain share
    • The implications of the Allied Domecq acquisition
    • Table 178 Western Europe: Company Shares of Gin 2001-2004
    • Table 179 Western Europe: Brand Shares of Gin 2001-2004
  • 15.8 Vodka: Sales by Country
    • Vodka appeals to younger consumers
    • Popular with female drinkers
    • Building modern brands
    • Decline in Scandinavian markets
    • Table 180 Western Europe: Sales of Vodka by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 181 Western Europe: Sales of Vodka by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 15.9 Vodka: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Pronounced trends
    • Leading brands under pressure
    • A focus for acquisition activity
    • Effect of UK expansion
    • Table 182 Western Europe: Company Shares of Vodka 2001-2004
    • Table 183 Western Europe: Brand Shares of Vodka 2001-2004
  • 15.10 Rum: Sales by Country
    • Similarities with vodka -- appealing to fashionistas and females
    • A social drink favouring on-trade consumption
    • Developing the premium segment
    • Similarities lead to competition
    • Volume decline in Scandinavia and Switzerland
    • Table 184 Western Europe: Sales of Rum by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 185 Western Europe: Sales of Rum by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 15.11 Rum: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Bacardi facing increasing competition
    • Diageo grows three major brands
    • Pernod Ricard invests in Havana Club and acquires Malibu
    • Brugal invests heavily in developing its presence
    • Table 186 Western Europe: Company Shares of Rum 2001-2004
    • Table 187 Western Europe: Brand Shares of Rum 2001-2004
  • 15.12 Tequila (and Mezcal): Sales by Country
    • A small sector hampered by crisis
    • Signs of maturity in region's largest market?
    • Fashionable in Portugal and Spain in 2005
    • Becoming a generic product in France
    • Table 188 Western Europe: Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 189 Western Europe: Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 15.13 Tequila (and Mezcal): Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Diageo's strength sustains José Cuervo but pressure mounts
    • Strength of German market boosts Sierra
    • Private labels gain momentum in Germany and France
    • Table 190 Western Europe: Company Shares of Tequila (and Mezcal) 2001-2004
    • Table 191 Western Europe: Brand Shares of Tequila (and Mezcal) 2001-2004
  • 15.14 Liqueurs: Sales by Country
    • Tradition versus modernity
    • Bailey's cream liqueur leads the way
    • Disappointing performance for liqueurs in Spain
    • Table 192 Western Europe: Sales of Liqueurs by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 193 Western Europe: Sales of Liqueurs by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 194 Western Europe: Sales of Liqueurs by Country and by Subsector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2003
  • 15.15 Liqueurs: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Diageo is the cream
    • New entrants in cream liqueurs -- mixed fortunes
    • Pernod Ricard displays geographic variability
    • Mast-Jägermeister forges ahead
    • Mixed performance for smaller players
    • Table 195 Western Europe: Company Shares of Liqueurs 2001-2004
    • Table 196 Western Europe: Brand Shares of Liqueurs 2001-2004
  • 15.16 Other Spirits: Sales by Country
    • A sector of national specialities
    • Decline and fall
    • 2005's growth markets
    • Cachaça establishes a firm foothold in the region
    • Table 197 Western Europe: Sales of Other Spirits by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 198 Western Europe: Sales of Other Spirits by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 15.17 Other Spirits: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Traditional aniseed spirits suffer in a number of markets
    • Raki revival in Turkey
    • Campari sees Ouzo 12 increase share
    • Eckes sustained by a number of brands
    • Good environment for private label
    • Table 199 Western Europe: Company Shares of Other Spirits 2001-2004
    • Table 200 Western Europe: Brand Shares of Other Spirits 2001-2004
  • 16. EASTERN EUROPE
  • 16.1 Overview
    • Downturn persists
    • Excise increases exert pressure
    • Trend towards imports gathers pace
    • Increasing multinational penetration
    • Table 201 Eastern Europe: Per Capita Consumption of Spirits by Country: 2000/2005
    • Table 202 Eastern Europe: Per Capita Expenditure on Spirits by Country: 2000/2005
    • Chart 21 Eastern Europe: Sales of Spirits by Country: Total Volume 2000-2005
    • Chart 22 Eastern Europe: Sales of Spirits by Country: Total Value 2000-2005
  • 16.2 Whisk(e)y: Sales by Country
    • Young consumers drive growth
    • Manufacturers boost sector
    • Health-consciousness a constraint on growth
    • 2005 -- decline in Slovakia, Bulgaria and the Ukraine
    • Russia to drive future growth in region
    • Table 203 Eastern Europe: Sales of Whisk(e)y by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 204 Eastern Europe: Sales of Whisk(e)y by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 205 Eastern Europe: Sales of Whisk(e)y by Country and by Subsector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000-2005
  • 16.3 Whisk(e)y: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Multinationals drives regional growth
    • Table 206 Eastern Europe: Company Shares of Whisk(e)y 2001-2004
    • Table 207 Eastern Europe: Brand Shares of Whisk(e)y 2001-2004
  • 16.4 Brandy and Cognac: Sales by Country
    • Brandy underpins regional market
    • but confusion persists
    • and cognac sales grow faster
    • Labelling confusion, health issues and excise duties undermine sales
    • Strong forecast growth for Russian market
    • Table 208 Eastern Europe: Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 209 Eastern Europe: Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 210 Eastern Europe: Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Country and by Subsector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000-2005
  • 16.5 Brandy and Cognac: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • A fragmented sector
    • Pernod Ricard and Rémy Cointreau see profile rise
    • Table 211 Eastern Europe: Company Shares of Brandy and Cognac 2001-2004
    • Table 212 Eastern Europe: Brand Shares of Brandy and Cognac 2001-2004
  • 16.6 Gin: Sales by Country
    • A small sector which is struggling to gain momentum
    • Strongest growth in Poland and Russia
    • Romania -- largest market in volume terms gathers pace
    • Afflicted by spirits' wider problems
    • Table 213 Eastern Europe: Sales of Gin by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 214 Eastern Europe: Sales of Gin by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 16.7 Gin: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Western companies dominate
    • Romanian players -- significant players at regional level
    • Table 215 Eastern Europe: Company Shares of Gin 2001-2004
    • Table 216 Eastern Europe: Brand Shares of Gin 2001-2004
  • 16.8 Vodka: Sales by Country
    • Mixed fortunes for largest subsector in regional spirits market
    • Pockets of growth across the region
    • What the future holds in the region's dominant market
    • Table 217 Eastern Europe: Sales of Vodka by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 218 Eastern Europe: Sales of Vodka by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 16.9 Vodka: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • A fragmented subsector with strong local players
    • Small but expanding presence for Western players
    • Poland -- a honey pot for Western manufacturers
    • Table 219 Eastern Europe: Company Shares of Vodka 2001-2004
    • Table 220 Eastern Europe: Brand Shares of Vodka 2001-2004
  • 16.10 Rum: Sales by Country
    • Mixed fortunes
    • Growth markets in 2005
    • and in the future
    • Table 221 Eastern Europe: Sales of Rum by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 222 Eastern Europe: Sales of Rum by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 16.11 Rum: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Further consolidation as Bacardi and Diageo strengthen lead
    • and Pernod Ricard acquires Malibu
    • Local products under pressure
    • Table 223 Eastern Europe: Company Shares of Rum 2001-2004
    • Table 224 Eastern Europe: Brand Shares of Rum 2001-2004
  • 16.12 Tequila (and Mezcal): Sales by Country
    • Russia drives regional growth
    • Tequila the most dynamic sector in Romania but remains niche
    • Poor performance in other markets the result of wider problems
    • Table 225 Eastern Europe: Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 226 Eastern Europe: Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 16.13 Tequila (and Mezcal): Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Sauza gains further momentum and increases competitive pressure
    • Table 227 Eastern Europe: Company Shares of Tequila (and Mezcal) 2001-2004
    • Table 228 Eastern Europe: Brand Shares of Tequila (and Mezcal) 2001-2004
  • 16.14 Liqueurs: Sales by Country
    • Contradictory forces
    • Modern trends -- younger consumers take to bitters
    • Table 229 Eastern Europe: Sales of Liqueurs by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 230 Eastern Europe: Sales of Liqueurs by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 231 Eastern Europe: Sales of Liqueurs by Country and by Subsector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000-2005
  • 16.15 Liqueurs: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Rebound in Czech market helps multinationals and locals
    • but other producers struggle with ongoing decline in some markets
    • Urban consumers drive growth
    • Table 232 Eastern Europe: Company Shares of Liqueurs 2001-2004
    • Table 233 Eastern Europe: Brand Shares of Liqueurs 2001-2004
  • 16.16 Other Spirits: Sales by Country
    • Consumer opt for drinks with a more modern image
    • New marketing strategies
    • Shifting market forces in Romania
    • Table 234 Eastern Europe: Sales of Other Spirits by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 235 Eastern Europe: Sales of Other Spirits by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 16.17 Other Spirits: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • High level of fragmentation
    • favours local producers
    • Potential to expand
    • Table 236 Eastern Europe: Company Shares of Other Spirits 2001-2004
    • Table 237 Eastern Europe: Brand Shares of Other Spirits 2001-2004
  • 17. LATIN AMERICA
  • 17.1 Overview
    • 2005 -- Seeds of growth
    • Multinationals increase penetration
    • Signs of global trends
    • Table 238 Latin America: Per Capita Consumption of Spirits by Country: 2000/2005
    • Table 239 Latin America: Per Capita Expenditure on Spirits by Country: 2000/2005
    • Chart 23 Latin America: Sales of Spirits by Country: Total Volume 2000-2005
    • Chart 24 Latin America: Sales of Spirits by Country: Total Value 2000-2005
  • 17.2 Whisk(e)y: Sales by Country
    • Brazil returns to growth as Diageo courts younger consumers
    • Volume outpaces value
    • but not in Colombia
    • Table 240 Latin America: Sales of Whisk(e)y by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 241 Latin America: Sales of Whisk(e)y by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 242 Latin America: Sales of Whisk(e)y by Country and by Subsector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000-2005
  • 17.3 Whisk(e)y: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Shifts in consumer purchasing behaviour in Venezuela impact
    • Diageo and other multinationals see share decline
    • Table 243 Latin America: Company Shares of Whisk(e)y 2001-2004
    • Table 244 Latin America: Brand Shares of Whisk(e)y 2001-2004
  • 17.4 Brandy and Cognac: Sales by Country
    • Struggle to attract younger consumers in key markets
    • Premium image boosts growth in smaller markets
    • Table 245 Latin America: Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 246 Latin America: Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 247 Latin America: Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Country and by Subsector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000-2005
  • 17.5 Brandy and Cognac: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Allied Domecq and Campari strengthen lead
    • Shift in consumer purchasing behaviour favours premium brands
    • Table 248 Latin America: Company Shares of Brandy and Cognac 2001-2004
    • Table 249 Latin America: Brand Shares of Brandy and Cognac 2001-2004
  • 17.6 Vodka: Sales by Country
    • Popular amongst younger consumers
    • Investing in brands
    • leads to polarisation
    • Table 250 Latin America: Sales of Vodka by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 251 Latin America: Sales of Vodka by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 17.7 Vodka: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Diageo strengthens its lead and widens its target group
    • Strong growth for Absolut
    • Other multinationals benefit from premiumisation trends
    • Table 252 Latin America: Company Shares of Vodka 2001-2004
    • Table 253 Latin America: Brand Shares of Vodka 2001-2004
  • 17.8 Gin: Sales by Country
    • A minor product -- overpowered by vodka sales
    • Table 254 Latin America: Sales of Gin by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 255 Latin America: Sales of Gin by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 17.9 Gin: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Diageo's lead eroded as fragmentation gathers pace
    • Polarisation favours niche brands
    • Table 256 Latin America: Company Shares of Gin 2001-2004
    • Table 257 Latin America: Brand Shares of Gin 2001-2004
  • 17.10 Rum: Sales by Country
    • Versatility boosts demand
    • Table 258 Latin America: Sales of Rum by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 259 Latin America: Sales of Rum by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 17.11 Rum: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Bacardi's lead eroded but starts to fight back
    • Brugal expands abroad
    • Diageo and Pernod Ricard push forward
    • Table 260 Latin America: Company Shares of Rum 2001-2004
    • Table 261 Latin America: Brand Shares of Rum 2001-2004
  • 17.12 Tequila (and Mezcal): Sales by Country
    • Tequila's troubled times
    • Recovery in the largest market
    • and premiumisation trends emerge
    • Tequila fails to establish firm foothold in Chile and Argentina
    • Table 262 Latin America: Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 263 Latin America: Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 17.13 Tequila (and Mezcal): Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Sauza sets the pace for other non-native multinationals
    • José Cuervo and Herradura under pressure
    • Table 264 Latin America: Company Shares of Tequila (and Mezcal) 2001-2004
    • Table 265 Latin America: Brand Shares of Tequila (and Mezcal) 2001-2004
  • 17.14 Liqueurs: Sales by Country
    • Diversity in consumer tastes across the region
    • The importance of marketing
    • Competition from traditional products
    • Table 266 Latin America: Sales of Liqueurs by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 267 Latin America: Sales of Liqueurs by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 268 Latin America: Sales of Liqueurs by Country and by Subsector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000-2005
  • 17.15 Liqueurs: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Branca takes the lead
    • Campari loses share due to dependence on Brazilian market
    • Increasing competition from diversified spirits companies
    • Table 269 Latin America: Company Shares of Liqueurs 2001-2004
    • Table 270 Latin America: Brand Shares of Liqueurs 2001-2004
  • 17.16 Other Spirits: Sales by Country
    • Sector dominated local products with a national orientation
    • Dominant market driven by higher quality products
    • Strong growth in Chile as manufacturers invest in expansion
    • Colombian market struggles to sustain growth
    • Table 271 Latin America: Sales of Other Spirits by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 272 Latin America: Sales of Other Spirits by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 17.17 Other Spirits: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Cachaça producers dominate
    • Major Brazilian players strengthen their positioning
    • Colombian and Chilean producers jostle for position
    • Table 273 Latin America: Company Shares of Other Spirits 2001-2004
    • Table 274 Latin America: Brand Shares of Other Spirits 2001-2004
  • 18. ASIA-PACIFIC
  • 18.1 Overview
    • Local products shape performance
    • Decline masks significant growth areas
    • Certain traditional products drive growth
    • Table 275 Asia-Pacific: Per Capita Consumption of Spirits by Country: 2000/2005
    • Table 276 Asia-Pacific: Per Capita Expenditure on Spirits by Country: 2000/2005
    • Chart 25 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Spirits by Country: Total Volume 2000-2005
    • Chart 26 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Spirits by Country: Total Value 2000-2005
  • 18.2 Whisk(e)y: Sales by Country
    • World's largest market
    • Domestic products dominate largest markets
    • Single malt a lone highlight in Japan
    • Decline in South Korea, Taiwan and Indonesia
    • Blended Scotch drives fastest growing markets
    • and provides glimmer of hope in Indonesia
    • Table 277 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Whisk(e)y by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 278 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Whisk(e)y by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 279 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Whisk(e)y by Country and by Subsector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000-2005
  • 18.3 Whisk(e)y: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Indian companies lead regional sector
    • Pernod Ricard leads Western multinationals jostling for share
    • Table 280 Asia-Pacific: Company Shares of Whisk(e)y 2001-2004
    • Table 281 Asia-Pacific: Brand Shares of Whisk(e)y 2001-2004
  • 18.4 Brandy and Cognac: Sales by Country
    • Further decline in developed markets
    • Local brandies underpin popularity in India and the Philippines
    • Strong growth for cognac in China and Indonesia
    • Importance of imported products
    • Table 282 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 283 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 284 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Brandy and Cognac by Country and by Subsector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000-2005
  • 18.5 Brandy and Cognac: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Local leaders rely on domestic markets
    • Power shifts as UB Group buys out Shaw Wallace
    • Decline of developed markets affects Japanese and multinational players
    • Table 285 Asia-Pacific: Company Shares of Brandy and Cognac 2001-2004
    • Table 286 Asia-Pacific: Brand Shares of Brandy and Cognac 2001-2004
  • 18.6 Vodka: Sales by Country
    • Vietnam leads regional volume sales
    • Region reflects global trend for cocktails
    • Table 287 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Vodka by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 288 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Vodka by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 18.7 Vodka: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Only Diageo benefits from push into region
    • Locals reliant on strength of domestic markets
    • Table 289 Asia-Pacific: Company Shares of Vodka 2001-2004
    • Table 290 Asia-Pacific: Brand Shares of Vodka 2001-2004
  • 18.8 Gin: Sales by Country
    • Philippines dominates world sales
    • Divergent performance in second tier
    • Gin's versatility and modern image boosts low-base markets
    • Table 291 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Gin by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 292 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Gin by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 18.9 Gin: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Ginebra San Miguel dominates regional sales
    • Indian growth boosts UB Group
    • Multinationals gain foothold and Pernod Ricard gathers pace
    • Table 293 Asia-Pacific: Company Shares of Gin 2001-2004
    • Table 294 Asia-Pacific: Brand Shares of Gin 2001-2004
  • 18.10 Rum: Sales by Country
    • The Philippines and India lead
    • The negative impact of rival products
    • and external pressures
    • Table 295 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Rum by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 296 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Rum by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 18.11 Rum: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Mixed fortunes for Filipino companies
    • Shake up in Indian market
    • Potential for growth for leading multinationals
    • Table 297 Asia-Pacific: Company Shares of Rum 2001-2004
    • Table 298 Asia-Pacific: Brand Shares of Rum 2001-2004
  • 18.12 Tequila (and Mezcal): Sales by Country
    • Western influence favours growth in key markets
    • The downside of fashion in an ailing economy
    • A minor product but with strong growth potential in China
    • Table 299 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 300 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Tequila (and Mezcal) by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 18.13 Tequila (and Mezcal): Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Sector dominated by multinationals
    • Table 301 Asia-Pacific: Company Shares of Tequila (and Mezcal) 2001-2004
    • Table 302 Asia-Pacific: Brand Shares of Tequila (and Mezcal) 2001-2004
  • 18.14 Liqueurs: Sales by Country
    • "Other" liqueurs favoured around the region
    • Women drive sales
    • Table 303 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Liqueurs by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 304 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Liqueurs by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 305 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Liqueurs by Country and by Subsector: %Total Volume Breakdown 2000-2005
  • 18.15 Liqueurs: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Leading Japanese producers struggle to maintain share
    • Young women drive sales
    • Table 306 Asia-Pacific: Company Shares of Liqueurs 2001-2004
    • Table 307 Asia-Pacific: Brand Shares of Liqueurs 2001-2004
  • 18.16 Other Spirits: Sales by Country
    • Traditional favourites
    • Changing tastes and taxes and government intervention
    • Sector grows on hard ground
    • Table 308 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Other Spirits by Country: %Total Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 309 Asia-Pacific: Sales of Other Spirits by Country: % Total Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 18.17 Other Spirits: Leading Manufacturers and Brands
    • Jinro lead founded on domestic strength
    • China -- a highly fragmented market
    • Thai Beverages benefits from aggressive business development strategy
    • Suntory and Mercian impact on Takara in Japan
    • Table 310 Asia-Pacific: Company Shares of Other Spirits 2001-2004
    • Table 311 Asia-Pacific: Brand Shares of Other Spirits 2001-2004
  • 19. DISTRIBUTION
  • 19.1 Supply Chain
    • Off-trade dominates volume, on-trade leads value
    • Younger consumers drive on-trade sales
    • Social drinking a common feature of many markets
    • Boost to off-trade sales in Asia-Pacific and Africa and Middle East
    • Off-trade strongest in Eastern Europe
    • Table 312 Composition of Off-trade and On-trade Sales of Spirits by Region: %Volume Breakdown 2005
    • Table 313 Composition of Off-trade and On-trade Sales of Spirits by Region: % Value Breakdown 2005
    • Table 314 Off-trade Volume Sales of Spirits by Region: %Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 315 On-trade Volume Sales of Spirits by Region: %Volume Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 316 Off-trade Value Sales of Spirits by Region: %Value Growth 2000-2005
    • Table 317 On-trade Value Sales of Spirits by Region: %Value Growth 2000-2005
  • 19.2 Global Distribution Trends
    • Convenience and low prices
    • Aggressive discounting
    • Specialists increase share
    • Independents and "others" suffer
    • Direct sales remain a niche channel
    • Table 318 World Spirits Sales through Retail Channels 2000/2005
  • 19.3 Regional Distribution Trends
    • The global expansion of supermarkets
    • Restrictive legislation
    • Discounters and convenience stores suit developed markets
    • Independents and "others" lose out
    • Table 319 Regional Spirits Sales through Off-trade Channels 2005
  • 19.4 Private Label Trends
    • Brand-consciousness presents an obstacle
    • Limited penetration of emerging markets
    • Strongest in Western Europe
    • Table 320 Penetration of Private Label by Market 2004
    • Table 321 Penetration of Private Label by Sector 2004
  • 19.5 Retailing Developments: Consolidation
    • Acquisitive expansion in mature markets
    • Developing the convenience store segment
    • Expanding abroad
    • Summary 3 Retailer Consolidation -- Key Mergers and Acquisitions 2002-2006
  • 20. CORPORATE STRATEGIES
  • 20.1 Global Market Shares
    • Converging trends
    • Further industry consolidation
    • Table 322 Global Shares of Leading Spirits Companies by Volume 2002-2004
    • Table 323 Global Brand Shares of Spirits 2002-2004
    • Table 324 Leading International Spirits Companies: 20% or More of Sales in One or More Countries Other Than Domestic Market 2004
    • Table 325 Local and Regional Companies With 80% or More of Sales in One Country 2004
    • International brands dominate in developed regions
    • All change in Western Europe
    • Locals lead emerging regions
    • Multinationals target emerging markets
    • Summary 4 Top Three Manufacturers by Region 2004
  • 20.2 Major Brands by Region
    • Multinationals develop broad portfolios
    • Local brands lead world sales
    • Summary 5 Top Three Brands by Region 2004
  • 20.3 Major Players: Comparative Performance
    • Stronger US dollar boosts results for most Western European companies
    • Will Pernod Ricard benefit from Allied Domecq's core brands?
    • American companies see growth
    • San Miguel disappoints
    • Table 326 Leading Spirits Players: Sales Development 2005
  • 20.4 Major Players: Comparative Profitability Levels
    • The cost of a brand-led market
    • Premium trends and other trends in alcoholic drinks provide a boost
    • V&S profits benefits from exchange rate fluctuations
    • but San Miguel underperforms
    • Table 327 Leading Players: Spirits Profitability 2005
  • 20.5 Major Players: Degree of Consolidation
    • A fragmented global market
    • Trend towards consolidation
  • 20.6 Merger and Acquisition Activity
    • Pressure to acquire
    • Sale of the world's second largest spirits company
    • All eyes on the Indian market
    • Developing a presence in vodka
    • and Poland
    • Acquisition of Allied Domecq
    • Rum attracts attention
    • Summary 6 Spirits: Merger and Acquisition Activity 2004-2006
  • 20.7 Strategic Alliance Activity
    • Expanding through alliance
    • Maxxium
    • Brown-Forman and Bacardi seek out distribution partners
    • They might be giants, but
    • Summary 7 Spirits: Existing Strategic Alliance Activity 2005
  • 20.8 The Next Big Thing
    • The increasing influence of health
    • Following trends from other food and drink industries
    • A functional future?
    • Exporting local products
    • Cachaça manufacturers focus on geographic expansion
    • Wider potential for local specialities
  • 20.9 Potential Takeover Targets
    • Five Polish distilleries to be privatised
    • Expanding portfolios
    • Consolidation from Allied takeover leaves many exposed
    • Summary 8 Potential Merger and Acquisition Activity 2006
  • 21. OUTLOOK
  • 21.1 Key Forecast Developments: Opportunities and Growth Areas
    • Summary 9 Opportunities and Growth Areas 2005-2010
  • 21.2 Key Forecast Trends
  • 21.3 World Market Forecasts
    • Spirits forecast performance
    • Table 328 Forecast Global Sales of Spirits: Volume and Value Trends 2005-2010
    • Forecast performance by sector
    • Table 329 Forecast Global Sales of Spirits by Sector: Total Volume 2005-2010
    • Table 330 Forecast Global Sales of Spirits by Sector: % Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 331 Forecast Global Sales of Spirits by Sector: Total Value 2005-2010
    • Table 332 Forecast Global Sales of Spirits by Sector: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
    • Forecast performance by region
    • Table 333 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Region: Total Volume 2005-2010
    • Table 334 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Region: % Total Volume Breakdown 2005-2010
    • Table 335 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Region: % Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 336 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Region: Total Value 2005-2010
    • Table 337 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Region: % Total Value Breakdown 2005-2010
    • Table 338 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Region: % Total Value Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 339 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Sector and by Region: %Total Volume Breakdown 2010
    • Table 340 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Sector and by Region: % Total Value Breakdown 2010
    • Sales forecasts by major and growth markets
    • Table 341 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Major Market: Total Volume and %of World Total 2005/2010
    • Table 342 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Major Market: %Total Volume Growth 2005/2010
    • Table 343 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Major Market: Total Value and %of World Total 2005/2010
    • Table 344 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Major Market: %Total Value Growth 2005/2010
    • Table 345 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Fastest Growing Market: Total Volume and %of World Total 2005-2010
    • Table 346 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Fastest Growing Market: %Total Volume Growth 2005-2010
    • Table 347 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Fastest Growing Market: Total Value and %of World Total 2005-2010
    • Table 348 Forecast Sales of Spirits by Fastest Growing Market: %Total Value Growth 2005/2010
    • Table 349 Forecast Per Capita Consumption of Spirits by Fastest Growing Market: 2005-2010
    • Table 350 Forecast Per Capita Expenditure on Spirits by Fastest Growing Market: 2005-2010
  • 22. APPENDICES
  • 22.1 Product Coverage and Definitions
    • Whisk(e)y
    • Brandy and cognac
    • White spirits
    • Rum
    • Tequila
    • Liqueurs
    • Others (including speciality and local products)
  • 22.2 Regional Coverage and Definitions
    • Western Europe (17)
    • Eastern Europe (18)
    • North America (2)
    • Latin America (13)
    • Asia (15)
    • Australasia (2)
    • Africa and the Middle East (11)
  • 22.3 Other Country Coverage and Definitions
    • Other Western Europe
    • Other Eastern Europe
    • Other Latin America
    • Other Asia-Pacific
    • Other Africa and the Middle East
  • 22.4 Distribution Coverage and Definitions
    • Multiple grocers
    • Independent food stores
    • Discount stores
    • Convenience stores
    • Specialists
    • Direct sales
    • Others
  • 22.5 Research Methodology
    • Introduction
    • Summary of research programme
    • Desk research
    • Store checks
    • Company research
    • Trade interviews
    • Market analysis
    • Data standardisation
    • Central research and database finalisation
  • 22.6 Exchange Rates
    • Table 351 Exchange Rates 2000-2005
  • 22.7 Inflation Rates
    • Table 352 Inflation Rates 2001-2005
  • 22.8 Population
    • Table 353 Population 2000-2005

The World Market for Spirits

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