Alcoholic Drinks - Ireland - June 2002

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Alcoholic Drinks - Ireland - June 2002

How are changing populations in NI and the RoI impacting on the alcoholic drinks market?

The late 90's saw the development of 'style-conscious' drinkers as full employment and improved salaries meant people had less time to visit pubs but more money to spend on drink. Is this a trend that has continued? Where is it most prevalent?

What will the Irish alcoholic drinks market of 2006 look like?

This report focuses on the alcoholic drinks market in Ireland. It attempts to detail the key drivers that are currently involved in shaping the industry, highlight the trends in the marketplace during the last five years and detail the future orientation of the industry. The report also reviews all the major suppliers, their operating profiles and their distribution channels.

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How are changing populations in NI and the RoI impacting on the alcoholic drinks market?

What will the Irish alcoholic drinks market of 2006 look like?

Other Mintel reports of relevance include:

- British Lifestyles 2002, Special UK Report, January 2002

- Dark Spirits, Market Intelligence - UK Report, April 2001

- White Spirits, Market Intelligence - UK Report, March 2001

- Tea and Herbal Tea, Market Intelligence - UK Report, February 2001

- Carbonates, Market Intelligence - UK Report, February 2001

- Low-Alcohol and Alcohol-Free Drinks, Market Intelligence - UK Report, January 2001

- Wine, Market Intelligence - UK Report, January 2001.

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