GITNUXREPORT 2026

Most Popular Alcoholic Drinks Statistics

From Snow Beer’s top global volume lead and Guinness Draught’s 150 country footprint to the 45% US hard seltzer share claimed by White Claw, the most popular bottles and brands are revealing serious momentum shifts. Even the lifestyle side is changing fast as 40% of global consumers try to reduce alcohol intake and alcohol-free bars surge 200% in London and NYC.

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Snow Beer is the world's best-selling beer brand by volume

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Budweiser maintains a 12% share of the global premium beer market

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Smirnoff is the most sold vodka brand globally by volume

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Johnnie Walker is the leading Scotch whiskey brand worldwide

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Hennessy controls approximately 40% of the global Cognac market

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Moscato is the fastest-growing wine varietal among US millennials

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Bacardi remains the top-selling rum brand globally

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Jose Cuervo is the world's top-selling tequila brand

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Guinness Draught is the most popular stout in 150 countries

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White Claw holds a 45% share of the US hard seltzer market

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Heineken is the most popular international beer brand in Europe

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Barefoot Wine is the best-selling wine brand in the United States

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Jameson accounts for 70% of all Irish Whiskey sales in the US

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Tanqueray is ranked as the #1 gin brand by bartenders worldwide

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Baileys is the most popular cream liqueur globally

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Corona Extra is the most valuable beer brand according to Brand Finance

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Aperol saw 15.8% growth driven by the popularity of the Aperol Spritz

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Jack Daniel's is the most popular American whiskey globally

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Moët & Chandon is the most recognized champagne brand in the luxury sector

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Tito’s Handmade Vodka is the top-selling spirit brand in total dollars in the US

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Campari is the leader in the global bitters and aperitif category

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Cabernet Sauvignon is the world's most widely planted wine grape

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Patron is the leading ultra-premium tequila brand by sales

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Bombay Sapphire is the most popular premium gin by volume

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Stella Artois is the leading Belgian beer brand globally

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Moutai is the most valuable spirit company in the world by market cap

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Absolut Vodka is the largest imported vodka brand in the United States

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Skinnygirl Cocktails pioneered the low-calorie RTD category

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Asahi Super Dry is the best-selling beer in Japan

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Veuve Clicquot is the second largest champagne house by volume

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50% of beer consumers are now aged 21-34 in urban markets

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Female whiskey drinkers now account for 35% of the market in the US

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64% of consumers prefer sustainable packaging for their drinks

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Gen Z consumes 20% less alcohol per capita than Millennials at the same age

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40% of global consumers are trying to reduce alcohol intake

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Tequila is the fastest growing spirit among high-income earners in the US

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Natural wine interest has grown by 150% in online searches since 2019

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70% of alcohol purchases in the UK are made in supermarkets

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Home cocktail making increased by 55% during 2020-2022

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80% of Japanese youth (20s) do not drink alcohol daily

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Hispanic consumers in the US spend 15% more on premium beer

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30% of spirits consumers now use e-commerce for monthly purchases

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Vegan-certified spirits sales rose by 25% in the UK

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Low-calorie claims on alcoholic drinks grew by 12% in 2023

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50% of US craft beer drinkers are "experimental," trying new brands weekly

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Indian middle-class whiskey consumption is growing at 7% CAGR

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45% of consumers in the US drink cocktails exclusively at dinner

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Non-alcoholic spirits appeal mostly to "flexi-drinkers" who also drink alcohol

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60% of luxury wine buyers are over the age of 50

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Social media influencers drive 15% of new brand trials in Gen Z

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Canned cocktails are most popular among outdoor event attendees

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25% of UK adults are now occasional teetotalers

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Flavored vodka is most popular among consumers aged 21-29

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75% of wine consumers choose bottles based on the label design

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On-premise dining accounts for 40% of total gin consumption in Spain

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1 in 3 alcohol purchases are influenced by price promotions

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The "Premiumization" trend is leading to 5% volume decreases but 10% value increases

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Alcohol-free bars have increased by 200% in London and NYC

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85% of consumers believe craft brands are higher quality than mass-market

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Rosé wine consumption is highly seasonal, with 60% of sales in summer

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The global alcoholic beverages market value is projected to reach $1.7 trillion by 2028

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US spirits revenue reached $37.6 billion in 2022

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Luxury wine segment revenue grew by 15% in 2023

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The global whiskey market is valued at $64 billion

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Premium tequila revenue increased by 21% in the North American market

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Craft beer market value in the US is approximately $28.4 billion

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The average price of a bottle of Scotch Whisky exported is $14.50

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Global Gin market revenue is expected to hit $14 billion by 2023

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Wine tourism generates $1.3 billion in revenue for California annually

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Alcoholic beverage taxes contribute $10 billion to the UK treasury annually

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The RTD cocktail market value is forecasted to reach $21 billion by 2027

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Champagne sales reached a record revenue of €6 billion in 2022

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Online alcohol sales revenue grew by 131% in the US during 2020-2022

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The average consumer spends $550 annually on alcohol in Australia

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Exports of Irish Whiskey were valued at €1 billion in 2022

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The global vodka market value is approximately $45 billion

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Beer excise tax revenue in Japan is approximately 1 trillion Yen

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The ultra-premium spirit segment accounts for 7% of total industry revenue

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Brazilian Cachaça exports generate $20 million in revenue annually

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The global liqueur market is valued at $128 billion

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Direct-to-consumer wine shipping revenue reached $4.1 billion in the US

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The hospitality sector alcohol revenue in the EU fell by 15% post-2020

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Rum market revenue is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.2% through 2028

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Average revenue per user (ARPU) in the spirits segment is $120 globally

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The sake market in the US has reached a valuation of $0.5 billion

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Port wine export value reached €480 million in 2022

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The global hard kombucha market is valued at $50 million

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Alcohol advertising spend in the US exceeds $2 billion annually

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The luxury cognac market is growing at a rate of 8% in value

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Microbrewery revenue in Europe grew by 10% in 2023

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Alcohol use is a leading risk factor for death among males aged 15-49

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3 million deaths annually result from harmful use of alcohol

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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder affects 1% of births in the US

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Excessive alcohol use costs the US economy $249 billion annually

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25% of fatal road accidents in the EU involve alcohol

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Binge drinking is defined as 5+ drinks for men in one sitting

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Moderate wine consumption is linked to a 20% reduction in heart disease risk

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Alcohol-related liver disease accounts for 50% of liver transplants in some regions

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14.5 million people in the US have Alcohol Use Disorder

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Legal drinking age is 21 in only 6% of countries globally

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Alcohol is a Group 1 carcinogen

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Dry January participation increased by 15% in the UK in 2023

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40% of violent crimes involve an offender who has been drinking

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Alcohol misuse is the 5th leading risk factor for premature death globally

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Women absorb 30% more alcohol into their bloodstream than men

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Alcohol withdrawal can lead to Delirium Tremens in 5% of cases

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Taxes on alcohol can reduce heavy drinking by 11%

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1 in 10 children live with a parent who has an alcohol problem

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Alcohol-related deaths in the US increased by 25% during the pandemic

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Resveratrol in red wine is studied for anti-aging properties

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60% of college students report binge drinking monthly

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Alcohol-impaired driving fatalities dropped 50% since 1982 in the US

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1.3% of global cancer cases are linked to light drinking

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Alcohol use by adolescents reduces brain development volume

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The "French Paradox" suggests wine protects against high-fat diets

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20% of hospitality workers report alcohol-related issues

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Minimum unit pricing in Scotland reduced alcohol deaths by 13%

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Alcohol increases the risk of breast cancer in women by 7-10% per drink per day

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30% of the world's population are current drinkers

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Alcohol use disorder treatment gap is over 90% in many countries

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Global beer consumption reached approximately 189.05 million kiloliters in 2022

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The United States consumes approximately 24 billion liters of beer annually

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Spirits account for 40% of the total recorded alcohol consumption worldwide

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Wine consumption in France averaged 47.3 liters per capita in 2023

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China is the world's largest beer market by volume, consuming 42 billion liters per year

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Global vodka consumption volume is estimated at 3.3 billion liters annually

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Beer represents 75% of the total alcohol market volume in Mexico

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Total wine production reached 237 million hectoliters globally in 2023

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Italy is the largest wine producer in the world by volume

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India consumes about 50% of the world's whiskey volume

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Global cider volume grew by 3% in the last fiscal year

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Ready-to-Drink (RTD) category volume grew by 12% in the US market in 2023

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Tequila volume sales in the US have grown by 180% since 2002

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Average alcohol consumption per adult globally is 6.2 liters of pure alcohol

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The Republic of Moldova has one of the highest per capita alcohol consumption rates at 15.2 liters

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Rosé wine accounts for 10% of the world's still wine consumption

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Japan’s Sake consumption has declined by 30% over the last decade

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On-premise beer sales volume decreased by 2% in the UK in 2023

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Germany's per capita beer consumption is 92 liters per year

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Sparkling wine volume increased by 5% worldwide in 2022

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Low-alcohol beer accounts for 3% of the total beer market volume globally

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The US wine market volume reached 322 million cases in 2022

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Baijiu is the most consumed spirit in the world by volume

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Mezcal exports from Mexico grew to 7.1 million liters in 2021

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Rum consumption in the UK reached 35 million liters in 2022

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Cognac shipments reached 223 million bottles globally in 2021

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Hard Seltzer volume in the US peaked at 210 million cases in 2021

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Draft beer accounts for 10% of all beer consumed in the US

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Canned wine market volume is growing at 13% CAGR

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Non-alcoholic beer volume is expected to reach 6.5 billion liters by 2025

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Written by Karl Becker·Edited by Min-ji Park·Fact-checked by Claire Beaumont

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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From Snow Beer’s top spot by volume to White Claw’s 45% share of US hard seltzers, the biggest drinks are anything but static. At the same time, 64% of consumers now say they prefer sustainable packaging and Gen Z drinks 20% less per capita than Millennials, flipping some charts in real time. Keep going and you will see who holds the crown, who is surging, and which categories are being reshaped most.

Key Takeaways

Snow Beer is the world's best-selling beer brand by volume
Budweiser maintains a 12% share of the global premium beer market
Smirnoff is the most sold vodka brand globally by volume
50% of beer consumers are now aged 21-34 in urban markets
Female whiskey drinkers now account for 35% of the market in the US
64% of consumers prefer sustainable packaging for their drinks
The global alcoholic beverages market value is projected to reach $1.7 trillion by 2028
US spirits revenue reached $37.6 billion in 2022
Luxury wine segment revenue grew by 15% in 2023
Alcohol use is a leading risk factor for death among males aged 15-49
3 million deaths annually result from harmful use of alcohol
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder affects 1% of births in the US
Global beer consumption reached approximately 189.05 million kiloliters in 2022
The United States consumes approximately 24 billion liters of beer annually
Spirits account for 40% of the total recorded alcohol consumption worldwide

From top-selling beers to fastest-growing natural wine trends, alcohol choices are shifting fast worldwide.

Brand and Category Popularity

1Snow Beer is the world's best-selling beer brand by volume

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2Budweiser maintains a 12% share of the global premium beer market

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3Smirnoff is the most sold vodka brand globally by volume

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4Johnnie Walker is the leading Scotch whiskey brand worldwide

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5Hennessy controls approximately 40% of the global Cognac market

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6Moscato is the fastest-growing wine varietal among US millennials

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7Bacardi remains the top-selling rum brand globally

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8Jose Cuervo is the world's top-selling tequila brand

Directional

9Guinness Draught is the most popular stout in 150 countries

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10White Claw holds a 45% share of the US hard seltzer market

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11Heineken is the most popular international beer brand in Europe

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12Barefoot Wine is the best-selling wine brand in the United States

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13Jameson accounts for 70% of all Irish Whiskey sales in the US

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14Tanqueray is ranked as the #1 gin brand by bartenders worldwide

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15Baileys is the most popular cream liqueur globally

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16Corona Extra is the most valuable beer brand according to Brand Finance

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17Aperol saw 15.8% growth driven by the popularity of the Aperol Spritz

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18Jack Daniel's is the most popular American whiskey globally

Single source

19Moët & Chandon is the most recognized champagne brand in the luxury sector

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20Tito’s Handmade Vodka is the top-selling spirit brand in total dollars in the US

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21Campari is the leader in the global bitters and aperitif category

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22Cabernet Sauvignon is the world's most widely planted wine grape

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23Patron is the leading ultra-premium tequila brand by sales

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24Bombay Sapphire is the most popular premium gin by volume

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25Stella Artois is the leading Belgian beer brand globally

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26Moutai is the most valuable spirit company in the world by market cap

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27Absolut Vodka is the largest imported vodka brand in the United States

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28Skinnygirl Cocktails pioneered the low-calorie RTD category

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29Asahi Super Dry is the best-selling beer in Japan

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30Veuve Clicquot is the second largest champagne house by volume

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Brand and Category Popularity Interpretation

Our global drinking habits reveal a landscape of enduring giants and agile newcomers, where a crisp hard seltzer can challenge a centuries-old stout and the simple spritz can fuel an international sales surge.

Consumer Demographics and Trends

150% of beer consumers are now aged 21-34 in urban markets

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2Female whiskey drinkers now account for 35% of the market in the US

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364% of consumers prefer sustainable packaging for their drinks

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4Gen Z consumes 20% less alcohol per capita than Millennials at the same age

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540% of global consumers are trying to reduce alcohol intake

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6Tequila is the fastest growing spirit among high-income earners in the US

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7Natural wine interest has grown by 150% in online searches since 2019

Single source

870% of alcohol purchases in the UK are made in supermarkets

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9Home cocktail making increased by 55% during 2020-2022

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1080% of Japanese youth (20s) do not drink alcohol daily

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11Hispanic consumers in the US spend 15% more on premium beer

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1230% of spirits consumers now use e-commerce for monthly purchases

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13Vegan-certified spirits sales rose by 25% in the UK

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14Low-calorie claims on alcoholic drinks grew by 12% in 2023

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1550% of US craft beer drinkers are "experimental," trying new brands weekly

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16Indian middle-class whiskey consumption is growing at 7% CAGR

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1745% of consumers in the US drink cocktails exclusively at dinner

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18Non-alcoholic spirits appeal mostly to "flexi-drinkers" who also drink alcohol

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1960% of luxury wine buyers are over the age of 50

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20Social media influencers drive 15% of new brand trials in Gen Z

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21Canned cocktails are most popular among outdoor event attendees

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2225% of UK adults are now occasional teetotalers

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23Flavored vodka is most popular among consumers aged 21-29

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2475% of wine consumers choose bottles based on the label design

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25On-premise dining accounts for 40% of total gin consumption in Spain

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261 in 3 alcohol purchases are influenced by price promotions

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27The "Premiumization" trend is leading to 5% volume decreases but 10% value increases

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28Alcohol-free bars have increased by 200% in London and NYC

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2985% of consumers believe craft brands are higher quality than mass-market

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30Rosé wine consumption is highly seasonal, with 60% of sales in summer

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Consumer Demographics and Trends Interpretation

The data paints a portrait of a conflicted, savvy modern drinker: while younger generations are drinking less overall and demanding sustainability, the market is simultaneously polarizing into extremes of teetotalism and premium luxury, suggesting we're either carefully curating a single exquisite cocktail or opting out entirely.

Economic Value and Revenue

1The global alcoholic beverages market value is projected to reach $1.7 trillion by 2028

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2US spirits revenue reached $37.6 billion in 2022

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3Luxury wine segment revenue grew by 15% in 2023

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4The global whiskey market is valued at $64 billion

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5Premium tequila revenue increased by 21% in the North American market

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6Craft beer market value in the US is approximately $28.4 billion

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7The average price of a bottle of Scotch Whisky exported is $14.50

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8Global Gin market revenue is expected to hit $14 billion by 2023

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9Wine tourism generates $1.3 billion in revenue for California annually

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10Alcoholic beverage taxes contribute $10 billion to the UK treasury annually

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11The RTD cocktail market value is forecasted to reach $21 billion by 2027

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12Champagne sales reached a record revenue of €6 billion in 2022

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13Online alcohol sales revenue grew by 131% in the US during 2020-2022

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14The average consumer spends $550 annually on alcohol in Australia

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15Exports of Irish Whiskey were valued at €1 billion in 2022

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16The global vodka market value is approximately $45 billion

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17Beer excise tax revenue in Japan is approximately 1 trillion Yen

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18The ultra-premium spirit segment accounts for 7% of total industry revenue

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19Brazilian Cachaça exports generate $20 million in revenue annually

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20The global liqueur market is valued at $128 billion

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21Direct-to-consumer wine shipping revenue reached $4.1 billion in the US

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22The hospitality sector alcohol revenue in the EU fell by 15% post-2020

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23Rum market revenue is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.2% through 2028

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24Average revenue per user (ARPU) in the spirits segment is $120 globally

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25The sake market in the US has reached a valuation of $0.5 billion

Single source

26Port wine export value reached €480 million in 2022

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27The global hard kombucha market is valued at $50 million

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28Alcohol advertising spend in the US exceeds $2 billion annually

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29The luxury cognac market is growing at a rate of 8% in value

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30Microbrewery revenue in Europe grew by 10% in 2023

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Economic Value and Revenue Interpretation

While humanity's collective bar tab soars toward a staggering two trillion dollars, it's clear our pursuit of premium spirits, craft brews, and convenient cocktails is less about drowning sorrows and more about investing in a remarkably robust—and heavily taxed—global happiness industry.

Market Volume and Consumption

1Global beer consumption reached approximately 189.05 million kiloliters in 2022

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2The United States consumes approximately 24 billion liters of beer annually

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3Spirits account for 40% of the total recorded alcohol consumption worldwide

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4Wine consumption in France averaged 47.3 liters per capita in 2023

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5China is the world's largest beer market by volume, consuming 42 billion liters per year

Single source

6Global vodka consumption volume is estimated at 3.3 billion liters annually

Single source

7Beer represents 75% of the total alcohol market volume in Mexico

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8Total wine production reached 237 million hectoliters globally in 2023

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9Italy is the largest wine producer in the world by volume

Single source

10India consumes about 50% of the world's whiskey volume

Directional

11Global cider volume grew by 3% in the last fiscal year

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12Ready-to-Drink (RTD) category volume grew by 12% in the US market in 2023

Directional

13Tequila volume sales in the US have grown by 180% since 2002

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14Average alcohol consumption per adult globally is 6.2 liters of pure alcohol

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15The Republic of Moldova has one of the highest per capita alcohol consumption rates at 15.2 liters

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16Rosé wine accounts for 10% of the world's still wine consumption

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17Japan’s Sake consumption has declined by 30% over the last decade

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18On-premise beer sales volume decreased by 2% in the UK in 2023

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19Germany's per capita beer consumption is 92 liters per year

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20Sparkling wine volume increased by 5% worldwide in 2022

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21Low-alcohol beer accounts for 3% of the total beer market volume globally

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22The US wine market volume reached 322 million cases in 2022

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23Baijiu is the most consumed spirit in the world by volume

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24Mezcal exports from Mexico grew to 7.1 million liters in 2021

Directional

25Rum consumption in the UK reached 35 million liters in 2022

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26Cognac shipments reached 223 million bottles globally in 2021

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27Hard Seltzer volume in the US peaked at 210 million cases in 2021

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28Draft beer accounts for 10% of all beer consumed in the US

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29Canned wine market volume is growing at 13% CAGR

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30Non-alcoholic beer volume is expected to reach 6.5 billion liters by 2025

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Market Volume and Consumption Interpretation

It seems humanity is industriously united in its quest to pour out nearly 200 million kiloliters of beer, crown China and India as the undisputed champions of beer and whiskey volume, respectively, and still find time to fret over whether our wine is pink, sparkling, or in a can, all while the sober ghost of non-alcoholic beer quietly grows in the background.

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