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2025年全球酒精饮料品牌价值排行榜报告
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-07-26 03:01
Core Insights - The 2025 Brand Finance report highlights the global alcoholic beverage market's shift towards health-conscious consumption and premiumization, with non-alcoholic and low-alcohol (NoLo) drinks emerging as significant growth areas [2][10][30]. Industry Trends - The NoLo segment is rapidly expanding, particularly in the beer category, with non-alcoholic beer drinkers showing a higher interest in sports and fitness [2][30]. - Premiumization is a key trend, with consumers opting for higher-quality, premium-priced products, especially among younger and more diverse demographics [2][32]. Beer Market Overview - Corona Extra retains its position as the most valuable beer brand globally, valued at $13.4 billion, marking a 29% increase from the previous year [3][20]. - Heineken and Budweiser follow as the second and third most valuable beer brands, valued at $12.9 billion and $11.86 billion, respectively [3]. - Asian brands are gaining traction, with China's Snow Beer valued at $4.66 billion and Tsingtao at $3.634 billion, the latter having the highest brand strength index (BSI) at 95.6 [3][4]. Spirits Market Overview - Moutai continues to dominate the spirits category with a brand value of $58.377 billion, a 16.5% increase, maintaining its position for ten consecutive years [5][20]. - Wuliangye ranks second with a brand value of $27.778 billion, growing by 7.3% [5]. - Don Julio, a tequila brand, is noted for its strong brand strength, with a BSI of 94.2, despite a lower brand value of $1.6 billion [5][20]. Champagne and Wine Market Overview - Moët & Chandon leads the champagne and wine category with a brand value of $2.072 billion, reflecting a 49% increase [7][20]. - Barefoot and Penfolds follow, valued at $1.235 billion and $1.134 billion, respectively, with Penfolds achieving a BSI of 86.2 [7][8]. Brand Strategy Insights - Successful brands leverage cultural resonance and youth engagement, as seen with Guinness's introduction of its non-alcoholic variant, which has improved its perception among younger consumers [9]. - Sustainability is becoming a critical competitive factor, with brands like Mumm and Mahou leading in environmental and social governance (ESG) assessments [9]. Overall Market Outlook - The report indicates that the global alcoholic beverage market is evolving, with brands needing to balance traditional heritage with modern consumer demands to maintain leadership [10].