Table of Contents
Introduction
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- Definition
- Abbreviations
Executive Summary
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- The market
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- Figure 1: Fan chart of on-trade alcoholic drinks in China, 2009-19
- Market drivers
- Government anti-extravagance campaign forcing a market reshuffle
- The outlook for premium ranges remains strong
- Health concerns pose a threat to the baijiu market but are a boost to wine
- The ageing population poses a threat to the alcoholic drinks market
- Organic growth remains strong as urbanisation continues apace
- Supreme Court judicial interpretation on BYO drinks
- Companies, brands and innovation
- Brewpubs and microbrew/craft beer gain momentum
- The emerging trend of food pairing
- Innovation without boundaries: beer cocktails
- The consumer
- There is potential to expand the user base of on-trade channels
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- Figure 2: Usage of alcoholic drinks at home and out of home, March 2014
- Consumers are drinking more frequently and spending more
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- Figure 3: Change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks, March 2014
- Beer, wine and baijiu dominate both in-home and on-trade channels
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- Figure 4: Different types of alcoholic drinks had at home and out of home, March 2014
- Chinese restaurants remain the most popular place for drinking
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- Figure 5: Places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, March 2014
- Personal consumption outweighs business occasions
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- Figure 6: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, March 2014
- Word of mouth becomes an important information channel
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- Figure 7: Attitudes towards information channels, March 2014
- Impulsive purchase highlights the importance of campaigns at PoP
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- Figure 8: Attitudes towards out-of-home drink selection, March 2014
- Trying new drinks is important but high earners remain brand loyal
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- Figure 9: General attitudes towards innovation, March 2014
- Premium drinks show potential
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- Figure 10: General attitudes towards premiumisation
- Wine has a healthy image
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- Figure 11: General attitudes towards health implication of drinking
- What we think
Insights and Issues
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- How can brands target female consumers at on-trade channels?
- The facts
- Implications
- How can brands utilise food pairing to improve awareness of their drinks?
- The facts
- Implications
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- Figure 12: Agreement with the statement “The type of alcoholic drink served with food is important to me when dining out of home”, by demographics, March 2014
- How to break the affordability barrier?
- The facts
- Implications
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- Figure 13: Number of different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home, by income, March 2014
- How can premium drinks effectively reposition themselves under the anti-extravagance campaign?
- The facts
- Implications
Trend Application
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- Trend: Influentials
- Trend: Life Hacking
- Mintel Future: Brand Intervention
Market Drivers
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- Key points
- Government anti-extravagance campaign forcing a market reshuffle
- The outlook for premium ranges remains strong
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- Figure 14: Urban per capita household consumption expenditure in cash (RMB) 2005-13
- Health concerns pose a threat to the baijiu market but boost wine
- The ageing population poses a threat to the alcoholic drinks market
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- Figure 15: The population in China, by age groups, 2002-12
- Organic growth remains strong as urbanisation continues apace
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- Figure 16: Urbanisation in China, 2000-12
- Supreme Court judicial interpretation on BYO drinks
Who’s Innovating?
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- Key points
- Brewpubs and microbreweries/craft beer gain momentum
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- Figure 17: Cider from Shanghai Brewery
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- Figure 18: Great leap Beijing
- The emerging trend of food pairing
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- Figure 19: Microbrew white beer from Paulaner
- Innovation without boundaries: beer cocktails
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- Figure 20: Beer cocktails from Shanghai Brewery
Market Size, Forecast and Segment Performance
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- Key points
- Spirits are expanding market share
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- Figure 21: On trade volume sales of alcoholic drinks, 2011-13
- The slow growth of beer segment stalls the on-trade alcoholic drink market
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- Figure 22: On trade volume sales of alcoholic drinks in China, 2009-19
- The growing demand for spirits leads future recovery
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- Figure 23: Fan chart of on-trade alcoholic drinks in China, 2009-19
- Forecast methodology
The Consumer – The Consumption of Alcoholic Drinks
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- Key points
- There is potential to expand the user base of on-trade channels
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- Figure 24: Usage of alcoholic drinks at home and out of home, March 2014
- Men dominate both on-trade and retail channels
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- Figure 25: Usage of alcoholic drinks at home and out of home, by gender, March 2014
- Parents in their thirties from tier one cities are more likely to drink at home
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- Figure 26: Usage of alcoholic drinks at home, by selected demographics, March 2014
The Consumer – Changing Consumption Levels
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- Key points
- Consumers are drinking more frequently and spending more
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- Figure 27: Change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks, March 2014
- Women are more likely to increase their in-home drinking frequency
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- Figure 28: Change of consumption level of in home alcoholic drinks, by gender, March 2014
- In home as a potential occasion for premium alcoholic drinks
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- Figure 29: In home alcoholic drink consumption changes, by household income, March 2014
- On trade channels tend to be more attractive to the young
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- Figure 30: Out of home alcoholic drink consumption changes, by age, March 2014
- Lower tier cities shows great potential for premium drinks offered via on-trade channels
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- Figure 31: Out of home alcoholic drink consumption changes, by age, March 2014
The Consumer – Types of Alcoholic Drinks Consumed
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- Key points
- Beer, wine and baijiu dominate both in-home and on-trade channels
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- Figure 32: Different types of alcoholic drinks had at home and out of home, March 2014
- Wine is largely an at-home drink…
- …and Western spirits tend to be suitable as out-of-home drinks
- People tend to explore different types of drinks at on-trade channels…
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- Figure 33: Repertoire of different types of alcoholic drinks had at home and out of home, March 2014
- … but affordability remains the key barrier
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- Figure 34: Number of different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home, by income, March 2014
- Wine has a high-end image while beer attracts low to mid earners
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- Figure 35: Selected types of drinks consumed out of home, by personal income, March 2014
- Wine, Champagne and cocktails more attractive to women
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- Figure 36: Selected types of alcoholic drinks consumed out of home, by gender, March 2014
- Wine and baijiu are seen as drinks for business purposes
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- Figure 37: Type of drink consumed out of home, by occasions, March 2014
The Consumer – Places Visited When Drinking
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- Key points
- Chinese restaurants remain the most popular place for drinking
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- Figure 38: Places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, March 2014
- Asian restaurants show potential for targeting the female segment
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- Figure 39: Light users of Asian restaurants, by demographics, March 2014
The Consumer – Occasions of Drinking Alcoholic Drinks Out of Home
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- Key points
- Personal consumption outweighs business occasions
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- Figure 40: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, March 2014
- Special events and festivals are important reasons for consumers to drink out of home…
- … and they tend to be an important channel to attract female consumers
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- Figure 41: Having drunk alcoholic beverages in specific events, by gender, March 2014
- Western spirits could benefit from highlighting food pairing
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- Figure 42: Occasions of drinking alcoholic beverages out of home, by types of drinks, March 2014
The Consumer – Attitudes Towards Information Channels
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- Key points
- Word of mouth becomes an important information channel
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- Figure 43: Attitudes towards information channels, March 2014
- Online channels works better to attract women
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- Figure 44: Most popular attitudes towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, by demographics, March 2014
- Barmen: an important information source for premium drinks
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- Figure 45: Agreement of the statement “I would like to try the alcoholic drinks recommended by barmen”, by income, March 2014
The Consumer – Attitudes Towards Drink Selection
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- Key points
- Impulsive purchase highlights the importance of campaigns at PoP
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- Figure 46: Attitudes towards out-of-home drink selection, March 2014
- More options make choices difficult to come by
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- Figure 47: Agreement with the statement “I only decide what to drink when I am in the outlet”, by region, March 2014
- Drink origins tend to be more important in tier three cities
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- Figure 48: Agreement with the statement “The origin of the alcohol is an important consideration factor when drinking out of home”
The Consumer – Attitudes towards Prices and Promotions
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- Key points
- People tend to buy more expensive drinks in on-trade channels
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- Figure 49: Attitudes towards pricing and promotions, March 2014
The Consumer – General Attitudes Towards Innovation
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- Key points
- Trying new drinks is more relevant…
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- Figure 50: General attitudes towards innovation, March 2014
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- Figure 51: The selection of beers to try, Jackie’s Beer Nest Shanghai
- …but high earners tend to show a high level of brand loyalty
- Food pairing appeals to high earners and women
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- Figure 52: Agreement with the statement “The type of alcoholic drink served with food is important to me when dining out of home”, by demographics, March 2014
- Food pairing: an important way of reaching women
- Food pairing: A useful means of premiumising
- Food pairing: Uncharted water for baijiu brands
- Regional differences on local drinks
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- Figure 53: Agreement with the statement “Local drinks cater better to my taste than imported ones”, by demographics, March 2014
The Consumer – General Attitudes Towards Premiumisation
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- Key points
- Premium drinks shows potential
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- Figure 54: General attitudes towards premiumisation
- Premium packaging is more appealing to women
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- Figure 55: Agreement with the statement “Alcohol drinks with premium packaging are worth paying more for when drinking out of home”, by gender, March 2014
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- Figure 56: Absolut Vodka Mode Edition, 2011
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- Figure 57: Media Vodka and Only premium gin with appealing packaging
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- Figure 58: Baileys Chocolate Luxe, Q1 2014
The Consumer – General Attitudes towards Health Implications of Drinking Alcohol
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- Key point
- Wine has a healthy image
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- Figure 59: General attitudes towards health implication of drinking
The Consumer – Cluster Analysis
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- Key points
- Four groups identified
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- Figure 60: Four groups identified, March 2014
- Health Disdainers
- Who are they?
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- Figure 61: Health disdainers, by selected demographics, March 2014
- What do they think?
- How have their drinking habits changed over the past 12 months?
- Which types of drinks do they prefer?
- Where do they drink?
- Marketing implications
- Price Sensitive Consumers
- Who are they?
- What do they think?
- How have their drinking habits changed over the past 12 months?
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- Figure 62: The drinking habits of price sensitive segment, March 2014
- Which types of drinks do they prefer?
- Where do they drink?
- Marketing implications
- Domestic Premium Lovers
- Who are they?
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- Figure 63: Domestic premium lover, by selected demographics, March 2014
- What do they think?
- How have their drinking habits changed over the past 12 months?
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- Figure 64: The drinking habits of domestic premium lover segment, March 2014
- Which types of drinks do they prefer?
- Where do they drink?
- Marketing implications
- International Premium Seekers
- Who are they?
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- Figure 65: International premium seeker, by selected demographics, March 2014
- What do they think?
- How have their drinking habits changed over the past 12 months?
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- Figure 66: The drinking habits of international premium seeker segment, March 2014
- Which types of drinks do they prefer?
- Where do they drink?
Appendix – Consumption of Alcoholic Drinks in the Past 12 months
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- Figure 67: Consumption of alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months, March 2014
- Figure 68: Consumption of alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months, by demographics, March 2014
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Appendix – Change of Consumption Level in Alcoholic Drinks in the Past 12 Months
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- Figure 69: Change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months, March 2014
- Figure 70: Change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months – The number of times I drink in home compared to 12 months ago has, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 71: Change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months – The amount I typically spend each time when drinking in home compared to 12 months ago has, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 72: Change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months – The number of times I drink out of home compared to 12 months ago has, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 73: Change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months – The amount I typically spend each time when drinking out of home compared to 12 months ago has, by demographics, March 2014
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Appendix – Different Types of Alcoholic Drinks Had in the Past 12 Months
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- Figure 74: Different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months, March 2014
- Figure 75: Most popular different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months – In-home, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 76: Next most popular different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 77: Other different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 78: Different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months, March 2014
- Figure 79: Most popular different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months – Out of home, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 80: Next most popular different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months – Out of home, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 81: Other different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months – Out of home, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 82: Different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months, by places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Chinese full-service restaurants, March 2014
- Figure 83: Different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months, by places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Other Asian full-service restaurants, March 2014
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- Figure 84: Different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months, by places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Western full-service restaurants, March 2014
- Figure 85: Different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months, by most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Karaoke/KTV, March 2014
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- Figure 86: Different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months, by next most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Karaoke/KTV, March 2014
- Figure 87: Different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months, by places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Night clubs, March 2014
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- Figure 88: Different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months, by places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Bars and pubs, March 2014
- Figure 89: Different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months, by places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Chinese full-service restaurants, March 2014
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- Figure 90: Different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months, by places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Other Asian full-service restaurants, March 2014
- Figure 91: Different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months, by most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Western full-service restaurants, March 2014
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- Figure 92: Different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months, by next most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Western full-service restaurants, March 2014
- Figure 93: Different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months, by most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Karaoke/KTV, March 2014
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- Figure 94: Different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months, by next most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Karaoke/KTV, March 2014
- Figure 95: Different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months, by places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Night clubs, March 2014
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- Figure 96: Different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months, by most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Bars and pubs, March 2014
- Figure 97: Different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months, by next most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Bars and pubs, March 2014
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Appendix – Places Visited when Drinking Alcoholic Drinks Out of Home in the Past 12 Months
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- Figure 98: Places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, March 2014
- Figure 99: Places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, March 2014
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- Figure 100: Most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Chinese full-service restaurants, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 101: Next most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Chinese full-service restaurants, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 102: Most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Other Asian full-service restaurants, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 103: Next most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Other Asian full-service restaurants, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 104: Most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Western full-service restaurants, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 105: Next most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Western full-service restaurants, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 106: Most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Karaoke/KTV, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 107: Next most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Karaoke/KTV, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 108: Most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Night clubs, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 109: Next most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Night clubs, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 110: Most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Bars and pubs, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 111: Next most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Bars and pubs, by demographics, March 2014
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Appendix –Drinking Occasions Out of Home in the Past 12 Months
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- Figure 112: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, March 2014
- Figure 113: Most popular occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 114: Next most popular occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 115: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by the change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months – The number of times I drink in home compared to 12 months ago has, March 2014
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- Figure 116: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by the change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months – The amount I typically spend each time when drinking in home compared to 12 months ago has, March 2014
- Figure 117: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by the change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months – The number of times I drink out of home compared to 12 months ago has, March 2014
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- Figure 118: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by the change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months – The amount I typically spend each time when drinking out of home compared to 12 months ago has, March 2014
- Figure 119: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by most popular different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months – In-home, March 2014
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- Figure 120: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by next most popular different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months – In-home, March 2014
- Figure 121: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by other different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months – In-home, March 2014
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- Figure 122: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by most popular different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months – Out of home, March 2014
- Figure 123: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by next most popular different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months – Out of home, March 2014
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- Figure 124: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by other different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months – Out of home, March 2014
- Figure 125: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Chinese full-service restaurants, March 2014
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- Figure 126: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Other Asian full-service restaurants, March 2014
- Figure 127: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Western full-service restaurants, March 2014
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- Figure 128: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by next most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Western full-service restaurants, March 2014
- Figure 129: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Karaoke/KTV, March 2014
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- Figure 130: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by next most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Karaoke/KTV, March 2014
- Figure 131: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Night clubs, March 2014
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- Figure 132: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Bars and pubs, March 2014
- Figure 133: Occasions for drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by next most popular places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months – Bars and pubs, March 2014
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Appendix – Attitude Towards Drinking Alcoholic Drinks Out of Home
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- Figure 134: Attitude towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, March 2014
- Figure 135: Most popular attitude towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 136: Next most popular attitude towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 137: Other attitude towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 138: Attitude towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, by most popular different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months – Out of home, March 2014
- Figure 139: Attitude towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, by next most popular different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months – Out of home, March 2014
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- Figure 140: Attitude towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, by other different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months – Out of home, March 2014
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Appendix – General Attitudes Towards Drinking Alcoholic Drinks Out of Home
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- Figure 141: General attitudes towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, March 2014
- Figure 142: Agreement with the statement ‘The type of alcoholic drink served with food is important to me when dining out of home’, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 143: Agreement with the statement ‘It’s difficult for me to choose which western alcohol to drink due to my limited knowledge about them’, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 144: Agreement with the statement ‘I tend to stick to the same brand when drinking out of home’, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 145: Agreement with the statement ‘I am interested in trying various alcoholic drinks when drinking out of home’, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 146: Agreement with the statement ‘Local drinks cater better to my taste than imported ones’, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 147: Agreement with the statement ‘The alcoholic drinks a person drink out of home can reflect his social status’, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 148: Agreement with the statement ‘Serving premium drinks is a way to show respect to others’, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 149: Agreement with the statement ‘I am more willing to try a premium brand out of home than at home’, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 150: Agreement with the statement ‘Alcohol drinks with premium packaging are worth paying more for when drinking out of home’, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 151: Agreement with the statement ‘The traditional Chinese way of toasting is not good for maintaining health’, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 152: Agreement with the statement ‘Alcoholic drinks of lower alcohol content do less harm to health’, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 153: Agreement with the statement ‘Wine is better for the health compared with other types of western alcoholics’, by demographics, March 2014
- Figure 154: General attitudes towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, by the change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months – The number of times I drink in home compared to 12 months ago has, March 2014
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- Figure 155: General attitudes towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, by the change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months – The amount I typically spend each time when drinking in home compared to 12 months ago has, March 2014
- Figure 156: General attitudes towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, by the change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months – The number of times I drink out of home compared to 12 months ago has, March 2014
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- Figure 157: General attitudes towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, by the change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months – The amount I typically spend each time when drinking out of home compared to 12 months ago has, March 2014
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Appendix – Cluster Analysis
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- Figure 158: Target groups, March 2014
- Figure 159: Target groups, by demographics, March 2014
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- Figure 160: Change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months, by target groups, March 2014
- Figure 161: Change of consumption level in alcoholic drinks in the past 12 months, by target groups, March 2014
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- Figure 162: Different types of alcoholic drinks had at home in the past 12 months, by target groups, March 2014
- Figure 163: Different types of alcoholic drinks had out of home in the past 12 months, by target groups, March 2014
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- Figure 164: Places visited when drinking alcoholic drinks out of home in the past 12 months, by target groups, March 2014
- Figure 165: Attitude towards drinking alcoholic drinks out of home, by target groups, March 2014
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