GITNUXREPORT 2026

Liqueur Industry Statistics

The global liqueur market is growing strongly, led by premium products and online sales.

Rajesh Patel

Team Lead & Senior Researcher with over 15 years of experience in market research and data analytics.

First published: Feb 13, 2026

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35-44 year-olds represent 28% of global liqueur consumers in 2023.

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Women account for 52% of liqueur purchasers worldwide in 2023 surveys.

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Millennials (25-40) drive 45% of premium liqueur sales in the US.

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In Europe, 60% of liqueur drinkers are aged 35+, per 2023 data.

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Urban consumers make up 72% of liqueur buyers in Asia-Pacific.

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High-income households (>USD 100k) buy 40% of craft liqueurs in North America.

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25% of Gen Z (18-24) tried liqueurs for the first time in 2023 globally.

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In the UK, 55% of liqueur consumers are female, aged 25-54.

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Hispanic consumers in the US represent 18% of liqueur volume sales.

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42% of Australian liqueur drinkers are aged 18-34, per 2023 survey.

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In France, 65% of liqueur consumers prefer herbal varieties, mostly over 45.

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Brazil sees 38% of liqueur sales from middle-class urban millennials.

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30% of Chinese liqueur consumers are women under 35 in tier-1 cities.

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In Germany, 50% of Jägermeister buyers are men aged 18-29.

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India's liqueur market is 70% driven by 25-44 year-old professionals.

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48% of Canadian liqueur consumers live in urban areas with high education.

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Mexico's liqueur drinkers: 55% female, 40% aged 30-49.

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62% of premium liqueur buyers in Italy are aged 40+.

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South Korea's soju-liqueur hybrid consumers are 60% Gen Z.

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In Spain, 45% of liqueur consumption from cocktail enthusiasts 25-44.

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US Black/African American consumers: 12% of liqueur market share.

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55% of low-alc liqueur buyers are health-conscious millennials globally.

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Russia's liqueur consumers: 52% male, urban 70%.

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In 2023, regulatory taxes on liqueurs increased by 5% average in EU countries.

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US tariffs on imported liqueurs averaged 15% in 2023 trade data.

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India's liqueur import duties stood at 150% plus GST in 2023.

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Brazil's IPI tax on liqueurs was 20-30% based on ABV in 2023.

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China's VAT on liqueurs reduced to 9% for domestic production in 2023.

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Australia excise duty on liqueurs over 10% ABV was AUD 100.66 per liter of pure alcohol.

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France's droits d'accise on fruit liqueurs: EUR 15.47 per hectoliter.

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Germany's BrauereiSteuer equivalent for liqueurs averaged EUR 13.25/hl/degree Plato.

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Mexico's IEPS tax on liqueurs: 53% ad valorem plus specific rates.

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UK's duty on liqueurs: GBP 31.64 per liter of pure alcohol post-2023 freeze.

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Russia's akciz on liqueurs: 544 RUB per 0.5l bottle over 6% ABV.

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South Africa's excise: ZAR 15.99 per bulk liter for liqueurs >15% ABV.

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Japan's liquor tax on liqueurs: JPY 205,000 per kl for 20% ABV.

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Canada's federal excise: CAD 12.61 per liter of absolute alcohol.

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Spain's Impuesto Especial: EUR 7.08 per hl/degree for certain liqueurs.

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Inflation impacted liqueur production costs by 8% globally in 2023.

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EU PDO/IGP protected 25 liqueur appellations in 2023.

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US TTB approved 500 new liqueur labels in 2023.

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Thailand's alcohol control law limited liqueur ads to 30% airtime.

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The global liqueur market was valued at approximately USD 12.4 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 18.7 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 6.0%.

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In 2022, Europe held the largest share of the liqueur market with over 40% revenue contribution due to high consumption in countries like France and Italy.

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The Asia-Pacific liqueur market is expected to grow at the highest CAGR of 7.2% from 2024 to 2030, driven by rising disposable incomes and urbanization.

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US liqueur sales volume reached 25.6 million 9-liter cases in 2022, marking a 4% increase from 2021.

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The premium liqueur segment accounted for 55% of the global market value in 2023, fueled by demand for craft and artisanal products.

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Global liqueur consumption per capita was 0.45 liters in 2022, with projections to rise to 0.52 liters by 2028.

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The liqueur market in North America grew by 5.8% in value terms in 2023, reaching USD 3.2 billion.

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Online sales of liqueurs surged by 28% globally in 2023, contributing to 15% of total market revenue.

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The cream liqueur subcategory dominated with 28% market share in 2023, valued at USD 3.5 billion.

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Latin America's liqueur market expanded at a CAGR of 4.5% from 2018-2023, reaching USD 1.1 billion.

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The global liqueur market saw a volume growth of 3.2% in 2023, totaling 1.2 billion liters.

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In 2023, the fruit liqueur segment grew by 6.8% year-over-year, capturing 22% of the market.

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Australia's liqueur market value hit AUD 450 million in 2023, up 5% from prior year.

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The Middle East & Africa liqueur market is forecasted to grow at 5.1% CAGR through 2030.

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Herbal liqueurs accounted for 18% of global sales volume in 2023, with steady 4% growth.

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The US saw liqueur category value sales increase by 7.2% to USD 2.8 billion in 2023.

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Global liqueur exports reached 450 million liters in 2022, valued at EUR 2.1 billion.

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The low/no alcohol liqueur segment grew 15% in 2023, representing 5% of total market.

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India's liqueur market is projected to reach INR 15 billion by 2027 at 8% CAGR.

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In 2023, the global liqueur market revenue was distributed as 45% premium, 35% standard, 20% economy.

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Brazil's liqueur consumption volume was 45 million liters in 2022, up 3.5%.

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The liqueur market in China expanded to CNY 10.2 billion in 2023, CAGR 6.5% since 2019.

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Europe liqueur production totaled 850 million liters in 2022.

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The US premium liqueur segment sales volume grew 8% to 12 million cases in 2023.

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Global liqueur market CAGR forecasted at 5.9% from 2024-2032.

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Japan's liqueur market value stood at JPY 250 billion in 2023.

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The organic liqueur subcategory market size was USD 1.2 billion in 2023, growing 9%.

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South Korea's liqueur imports rose 12% to 5 million liters in 2023.

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The global liqueur e-commerce sales hit USD 2.1 billion in 2023.

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UK liqueur market volume was 35 million liters in 2023, up 2.8%.

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France produced 120 million liters of liqueurs in 2022, leading EU.

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Global annual liqueur consumption reached 1.15 billion liters in 2023.

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Italy's liqueur production volume was 95 million liters in 2022.

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US per capita liqueur consumption was 0.75 liters in 2023.

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Germany consumed 45 million liters of herbal liqueurs in 2023.

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Mexico's liqueur production hit 30 million liters in 2022, mainly cream liqueurs.

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Spain's annual liqueur consumption per capita stood at 1.2 liters in 2023.

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Russia's liqueur market consumption volume was 80 million liters in 2023.

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Poland produced 25 million liters of nalewki (fruit liqueurs) in 2022.

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Australia's per capita liqueur consumption was 0.9 liters in 2023.

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Netherlands exported 15 million liters of liqueurs in 2023.

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Canada's liqueur consumption totaled 28 million liters in 2023.

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South Africa's liqueur production volume reached 12 million liters in 2022.

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Sweden's state monopoly sold 8 million liters of liqueurs in 2023.

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Turkey consumed 18 million liters of fruit liqueurs in 2023.

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Ireland's cream liqueur production was 22 million liters in 2023, led by Baileys.

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Thailand's imported liqueur consumption grew to 6 million liters in 2023.

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Greece produced 10 million liters of traditional liqueurs like ouzo variants in 2022.

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Argentina's liqueur market consumption was 15 million liters in 2023.

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Denmark's per capita liqueur intake was 1.1 liters in 2023.

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Vietnam's liqueur consumption volume hit 4 million liters in 2023, up 20%.

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Belgium produced 18 million liters of genever-based liqueurs in 2022.

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Chile's liqueur production totaled 8 million liters in 2023.

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Norway imported 5.5 million liters of liqueurs via Vinmonopolet in 2023.

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Off-trade channels accounted for 65% of global liqueur sales in 2023.

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On-premise liqueur sales recovered to 35% of total volume in 2023 post-COVID.

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In the US, liquor stores represent 42% of liqueur distribution volume.

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E-commerce liqueur sales in Europe grew 25% to 12% market share in 2023.

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Duty-free shops sold 8 million liters of liqueurs globally in 2023.

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Supermarkets/hypermarkets hold 55% of off-trade liqueur sales in Asia.

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US control states distribute 28% of total liqueur volume.

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In Australia, independent bottle shops captured 38% of liqueur sales.

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France's on-trade sector (bars/restaurants) 40% of liqueur consumption.

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Brazil's informal channels account for 20% of liqueur distribution.

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China's online platforms like Tmall sold CNY 2.5 billion in liqueurs.

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Germany's specialist spirits shops: 25% of premium liqueur sales.

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India's modern trade outlets grew to 15% of liqueur sales in 2023.

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Canada convenience stores: 12% of liqueur volume sales.

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Mexico's tienditas (small shops) distribute 35% of liqueurs.

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Italy wholesale channels supply 50% of on-trade liqueurs.

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South Korea duty-free: 22% of imported liqueur sales.

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Spain's hospitality sector: 45% liqueur sales share.

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UK online grocery liqueur sales up 30% to GBP 150 million.

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Japan's convenience stores like 7-Eleven: 18% liqueur volume.

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Direct-to-consumer DTC liqueur shipments grew 40% in US 2023.

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Global trends show cocktail bars driving 20% growth in flavored liqueurs.

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No/low-alcohol liqueurs launched 150+ new products in 2023 globally.

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Sustainable packaging adopted by 40% of major liqueur brands in 2023.

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RTD (ready-to-drink) liqueurs grew 18% in volume sales worldwide.

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Botanical and CBD-infused liqueurs saw 25% sales increase in US.

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Premiumization trend: 60% of new liqueur launches priced above USD 30/bottle.

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Vegan liqueurs entered market with 50 SKUs in Europe 2023.

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AI-driven flavor innovation led to 30 new liqueur variants in 2023.

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Health-focused liqueurs with adaptogens grew 22% in Asia.

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Collectible limited-edition liqueurs boosted sales 15% for top brands.

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Experiential marketing via pop-up bars increased brand awareness 35%.

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Organic liqueurs market expanded 12% with 200+ certifications.

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Flavor fusion liqueurs (e.g., chili-coffee) launched 80 products.

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E-sports sponsorships by liqueur brands reached 10 major events.

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Upcycled ingredient liqueurs gained traction with 15 brands.

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AR/VR virtual tastings adopted by 20 liqueur brands.

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Keto-friendly liqueurs introduced 25 SKUs targeting low-carb diets.

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Collaborations with mixologists resulted in 40 co-branded liqueurs.

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Zero-sugar liqueurs sales up 28% driven by wellness trends.

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NFT-linked exclusive liqueurs sold out 5 collections in 2023.

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Fermentation tech innovations reduced sugar by 30% in new liqueurs.

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Global cocktail culture boosted liqueur usage in home bars by 40%.

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Far from being a relic of the past, the global liqueur industry is a dynamic, multi-billion-dollar powerhouse, poised to grow by over 50% this decade as premium products, e-commerce, and vibrant new markets transform the way we sip and savor.

Key Takeaways

The global liqueur market was valued at approximately USD 12.4 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 18.7 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 6.0%.
In 2022, Europe held the largest share of the liqueur market with over 40% revenue contribution due to high consumption in countries like France and Italy.
The Asia-Pacific liqueur market is expected to grow at the highest CAGR of 7.2% from 2024 to 2030, driven by rising disposable incomes and urbanization.
France produced 120 million liters of liqueurs in 2022, leading EU.
Global annual liqueur consumption reached 1.15 billion liters in 2023.
Italy's liqueur production volume was 95 million liters in 2022.
35-44 year-olds represent 28% of global liqueur consumers in 2023.
Women account for 52% of liqueur purchasers worldwide in 2023 surveys.
Millennials (25-40) drive 45% of premium liqueur sales in the US.
Off-trade channels accounted for 65% of global liqueur sales in 2023.
On-premise liqueur sales recovered to 35% of total volume in 2023 post-COVID.
In the US, liquor stores represent 42% of liqueur distribution volume.
Global trends show cocktail bars driving 20% growth in flavored liqueurs.
No/low-alcohol liqueurs launched 150+ new products in 2023 globally.
Sustainable packaging adopted by 40% of major liqueur brands in 2023.

The global liqueur market is growing strongly, led by premium products and online sales.

Consumer Demographics

35-44 year-olds represent 28% of global liqueur consumers in 2023.
Women account for 52% of liqueur purchasers worldwide in 2023 surveys.
Millennials (25-40) drive 45% of premium liqueur sales in the US.
In Europe, 60% of liqueur drinkers are aged 35+, per 2023 data.
Urban consumers make up 72% of liqueur buyers in Asia-Pacific.
High-income households (>USD 100k) buy 40% of craft liqueurs in North America.
25% of Gen Z (18-24) tried liqueurs for the first time in 2023 globally.
In the UK, 55% of liqueur consumers are female, aged 25-54.
Hispanic consumers in the US represent 18% of liqueur volume sales.
42% of Australian liqueur drinkers are aged 18-34, per 2023 survey.
In France, 65% of liqueur consumers prefer herbal varieties, mostly over 45.
Brazil sees 38% of liqueur sales from middle-class urban millennials.
30% of Chinese liqueur consumers are women under 35 in tier-1 cities.
In Germany, 50% of Jägermeister buyers are men aged 18-29.
India's liqueur market is 70% driven by 25-44 year-old professionals.
48% of Canadian liqueur consumers live in urban areas with high education.
Mexico's liqueur drinkers: 55% female, 40% aged 30-49.
62% of premium liqueur buyers in Italy are aged 40+.
South Korea's soju-liqueur hybrid consumers are 60% Gen Z.
In Spain, 45% of liqueur consumption from cocktail enthusiasts 25-44.
US Black/African American consumers: 12% of liqueur market share.
55% of low-alc liqueur buyers are health-conscious millennials globally.
Russia's liqueur consumers: 52% male, urban 70%.

Consumer Demographics Interpretation

The global liqueur market is a sophisticated, middle-aged party largely hosted by women, where millennials buy the fancy bottles, Gen Z is just arriving, and geography, income, and culture all dictate what's being poured in the glass.

Economic and Regulatory Factors

In 2023, regulatory taxes on liqueurs increased by 5% average in EU countries.
US tariffs on imported liqueurs averaged 15% in 2023 trade data.
India's liqueur import duties stood at 150% plus GST in 2023.
Brazil's IPI tax on liqueurs was 20-30% based on ABV in 2023.
China's VAT on liqueurs reduced to 9% for domestic production in 2023.
Australia excise duty on liqueurs over 10% ABV was AUD 100.66 per liter of pure alcohol.
France's droits d'accise on fruit liqueurs: EUR 15.47 per hectoliter.
Germany's BrauereiSteuer equivalent for liqueurs averaged EUR 13.25/hl/degree Plato.
Mexico's IEPS tax on liqueurs: 53% ad valorem plus specific rates.
UK's duty on liqueurs: GBP 31.64 per liter of pure alcohol post-2023 freeze.
Russia's akciz on liqueurs: 544 RUB per 0.5l bottle over 6% ABV.
South Africa's excise: ZAR 15.99 per bulk liter for liqueurs >15% ABV.
Japan's liquor tax on liqueurs: JPY 205,000 per kl for 20% ABV.
Canada's federal excise: CAD 12.61 per liter of absolute alcohol.
Spain's Impuesto Especial: EUR 7.08 per hl/degree for certain liqueurs.
Inflation impacted liqueur production costs by 8% globally in 2023.
EU PDO/IGP protected 25 liqueur appellations in 2023.
US TTB approved 500 new liqueur labels in 2023.
Thailand's alcohol control law limited liqueur ads to 30% airtime.

Economic and Regulatory Factors Interpretation

The global liqueur industry spent 2023 navigating a sobering maze of taxes, tariffs, and red tape, proving that while the spirits are willing, the government fees are often downright staggering.

Market Size and Growth

The global liqueur market was valued at approximately USD 12.4 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 18.7 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 6.0%.
In 2022, Europe held the largest share of the liqueur market with over 40% revenue contribution due to high consumption in countries like France and Italy.
The Asia-Pacific liqueur market is expected to grow at the highest CAGR of 7.2% from 2024 to 2030, driven by rising disposable incomes and urbanization.
US liqueur sales volume reached 25.6 million 9-liter cases in 2022, marking a 4% increase from 2021.
The premium liqueur segment accounted for 55% of the global market value in 2023, fueled by demand for craft and artisanal products.
Global liqueur consumption per capita was 0.45 liters in 2022, with projections to rise to 0.52 liters by 2028.
The liqueur market in North America grew by 5.8% in value terms in 2023, reaching USD 3.2 billion.
Online sales of liqueurs surged by 28% globally in 2023, contributing to 15% of total market revenue.
The cream liqueur subcategory dominated with 28% market share in 2023, valued at USD 3.5 billion.
Latin America's liqueur market expanded at a CAGR of 4.5% from 2018-2023, reaching USD 1.1 billion.
The global liqueur market saw a volume growth of 3.2% in 2023, totaling 1.2 billion liters.
In 2023, the fruit liqueur segment grew by 6.8% year-over-year, capturing 22% of the market.
Australia's liqueur market value hit AUD 450 million in 2023, up 5% from prior year.
The Middle East & Africa liqueur market is forecasted to grow at 5.1% CAGR through 2030.
Herbal liqueurs accounted for 18% of global sales volume in 2023, with steady 4% growth.
The US saw liqueur category value sales increase by 7.2% to USD 2.8 billion in 2023.
Global liqueur exports reached 450 million liters in 2022, valued at EUR 2.1 billion.
The low/no alcohol liqueur segment grew 15% in 2023, representing 5% of total market.
India's liqueur market is projected to reach INR 15 billion by 2027 at 8% CAGR.
In 2023, the global liqueur market revenue was distributed as 45% premium, 35% standard, 20% economy.
Brazil's liqueur consumption volume was 45 million liters in 2022, up 3.5%.
The liqueur market in China expanded to CNY 10.2 billion in 2023, CAGR 6.5% since 2019.
Europe liqueur production totaled 850 million liters in 2022.
The US premium liqueur segment sales volume grew 8% to 12 million cases in 2023.
Global liqueur market CAGR forecasted at 5.9% from 2024-2032.
Japan's liqueur market value stood at JPY 250 billion in 2023.
The organic liqueur subcategory market size was USD 1.2 billion in 2023, growing 9%.
South Korea's liqueur imports rose 12% to 5 million liters in 2023.
The global liqueur e-commerce sales hit USD 2.1 billion in 2023.
UK liqueur market volume was 35 million liters in 2023, up 2.8%.

Market Size and Growth Interpretation

The world is getting a serious sweet tooth and a taste for premium bottles, as the global liqueur market proves it’s not just digestifs but growth that’s being stirred, shaken, and served online.

Production and Consumption

France produced 120 million liters of liqueurs in 2022, leading EU.
Global annual liqueur consumption reached 1.15 billion liters in 2023.
Italy's liqueur production volume was 95 million liters in 2022.
US per capita liqueur consumption was 0.75 liters in 2023.
Germany consumed 45 million liters of herbal liqueurs in 2023.
Mexico's liqueur production hit 30 million liters in 2022, mainly cream liqueurs.
Spain's annual liqueur consumption per capita stood at 1.2 liters in 2023.
Russia's liqueur market consumption volume was 80 million liters in 2023.
Poland produced 25 million liters of nalewki (fruit liqueurs) in 2022.
Australia's per capita liqueur consumption was 0.9 liters in 2023.
Netherlands exported 15 million liters of liqueurs in 2023.
Canada's liqueur consumption totaled 28 million liters in 2023.
South Africa's liqueur production volume reached 12 million liters in 2022.
Sweden's state monopoly sold 8 million liters of liqueurs in 2023.
Turkey consumed 18 million liters of fruit liqueurs in 2023.
Ireland's cream liqueur production was 22 million liters in 2023, led by Baileys.
Thailand's imported liqueur consumption grew to 6 million liters in 2023.
Greece produced 10 million liters of traditional liqueurs like ouzo variants in 2022.
Argentina's liqueur market consumption was 15 million liters in 2023.
Denmark's per capita liqueur intake was 1.1 liters in 2023.
Vietnam's liqueur consumption volume hit 4 million liters in 2023, up 20%.
Belgium produced 18 million liters of genever-based liqueurs in 2022.
Chile's liqueur production totaled 8 million liters in 2023.
Norway imported 5.5 million liters of liqueurs via Vinmonopolet in 2023.

Production and Consumption Interpretation

France may lead the EU in production, but the world's 1.15-billion-liter thirst for liqueur reveals a spirited global affair where Italy fiercely competes, America sips modestly, Spain indulges heartily, and nearly every nation, from Poland's nalewki to Ireland's Baileys, pours its own unique story into the glass.

Sales and Distribution

Off-trade channels accounted for 65% of global liqueur sales in 2023.
On-premise liqueur sales recovered to 35% of total volume in 2023 post-COVID.
In the US, liquor stores represent 42% of liqueur distribution volume.
E-commerce liqueur sales in Europe grew 25% to 12% market share in 2023.
Duty-free shops sold 8 million liters of liqueurs globally in 2023.
Supermarkets/hypermarkets hold 55% of off-trade liqueur sales in Asia.
US control states distribute 28% of total liqueur volume.
In Australia, independent bottle shops captured 38% of liqueur sales.
France's on-trade sector (bars/restaurants) 40% of liqueur consumption.
Brazil's informal channels account for 20% of liqueur distribution.
China's online platforms like Tmall sold CNY 2.5 billion in liqueurs.
Germany's specialist spirits shops: 25% of premium liqueur sales.
India's modern trade outlets grew to 15% of liqueur sales in 2023.
Canada convenience stores: 12% of liqueur volume sales.
Mexico's tienditas (small shops) distribute 35% of liqueurs.
Italy wholesale channels supply 50% of on-trade liqueurs.
South Korea duty-free: 22% of imported liqueur sales.
Spain's hospitality sector: 45% liqueur sales share.
UK online grocery liqueur sales up 30% to GBP 150 million.
Japan's convenience stores like 7-Eleven: 18% liqueur volume.
Direct-to-consumer DTC liqueur shipments grew 40% in US 2023.

Sales and Distribution Interpretation

While a bottle shared at a restaurant signals recovery, the global liqueur story is now predominantly written on the couch, with e-commerce and supermarkets delivering the plot twists as independent shops, duty-free, and even local tienditas play their own crucial supporting roles.

Trends and Innovations

Global trends show cocktail bars driving 20% growth in flavored liqueurs.
No/low-alcohol liqueurs launched 150+ new products in 2023 globally.
Sustainable packaging adopted by 40% of major liqueur brands in 2023.
RTD (ready-to-drink) liqueurs grew 18% in volume sales worldwide.
Botanical and CBD-infused liqueurs saw 25% sales increase in US.
Premiumization trend: 60% of new liqueur launches priced above USD 30/bottle.
Vegan liqueurs entered market with 50 SKUs in Europe 2023.
AI-driven flavor innovation led to 30 new liqueur variants in 2023.
Health-focused liqueurs with adaptogens grew 22% in Asia.
Collectible limited-edition liqueurs boosted sales 15% for top brands.
Experiential marketing via pop-up bars increased brand awareness 35%.
Organic liqueurs market expanded 12% with 200+ certifications.
Flavor fusion liqueurs (e.g., chili-coffee) launched 80 products.
E-sports sponsorships by liqueur brands reached 10 major events.
Upcycled ingredient liqueurs gained traction with 15 brands.
AR/VR virtual tastings adopted by 20 liqueur brands.
Keto-friendly liqueurs introduced 25 SKUs targeting low-carb diets.
Collaborations with mixologists resulted in 40 co-branded liqueurs.
Zero-sugar liqueurs sales up 28% driven by wellness trends.
NFT-linked exclusive liqueurs sold out 5 collections in 2023.
Fermentation tech innovations reduced sugar by 30% in new liqueurs.
Global cocktail culture boosted liqueur usage in home bars by 40%.

Trends and Innovations Interpretation

Liqueur brands are frantically innovating like alchemists in a lab, targeting our every modern desire from wellness and sustainability to digital collectibles, all while praying we don’t notice the premium bottle of flavored ethanol now costs as much as a small appliance.

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