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X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-12-20 18:15
Our species’ love affair with alcohol is on the rocks. Sales are sliding in rich countries; some even think global consumption has peaked. Is the greatest party of all time coming to an end? https://t.co/HOk0hOGFLq ...
Food & Wine's Ray Isle on tariff impact on the wine industry, top wines this holiday season
CNBC Television· 2025-12-19 12:31
Wine Industry Trends - Tariffs on imported wine are increasing costs for importers, potentially leading to higher prices for consumers [1] - Sales of alcohol are down across the entire category, influenced by factors like changing consumer preferences (e g, cannabis consumption, GLP-1 medications), cost considerations, and a general trend towards reduced alcohol consumption [1] - A Gallup poll indicates that only 54% of Americans now drink alcohol, the lowest percentage in approximately 80 years [1] - The non-alcoholic beer category is experiencing faster growth than wine [1] - The non-alcoholic wine category is rapidly expanding, with numerous new products being introduced [1] Wine Market Dynamics - Champagne from Champagne, France, typically costs over $50, while alternatives like sparkling wine from the Lir Valley in France are available for around $20 [1] - Real estate prices in Napa and Sonoma remain high, contributing to the expense of wines from those regions [2] - In Sonoma County, 30% of the grapes went unpicked this year, indicating potential financial pressure on winemakers [2] Wine Quality and Affordability - Affordable wine options, such as a $24 red blend, can offer good quality and value [2] - High-priced wines, like an Italian wine costing $189 a bottle, may not always be noticeably superior in taste to more affordable options [2]
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-12-06 18:50
Readers of a certain age may have begun to suspect that downing a few drinks for Christmas cheer no longer provides the same experience it once did. The studies show your feelings are right https://t.co/xsrcFOrapy ...
X @The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-12-02 01:03
行业研究 - 研究表明,人类对酒精的喜爱可以追溯到我们的灵长类祖先 [1]
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BBC News (World)· 2025-11-30 01:30
Drinking is a way of life in Ireland. Can a warning label change that? https://t.co/1bo6j1E0Al ...
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The Economist· 2025-08-26 21:01
China is known for its baijiu-fuelled banquets, but the country’s appetite for booze is drying up. Find out why on “Drum Tower” https://t.co/BTz6NCriK4 ...