"The white spirits category is poised for continued modest growth sustained by vodka and propelled by growing interest in the complexities of tequila. Opportunity to grow the category can be leveraged by cross category consumption."
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Market
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The Consumer – What You Need to Know
White Spirits Cross-consumption
Vodka Consumer
White/light Rum Consumer
Tequila Consumer
Gin Consumer
White versus Dark Spirits Consumption
Important White Spirits Characteristics
White Spirits Flavors
Spirits Behaviors
Spirits’ value defined
Craft Spirits Defined
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17th August 2017
“Consumers take notice of niche white spirits attributes – such as heritage, age, and craft production – particularly Older Millennials. Tangible attributes that make spirits unique helps brands stand out in the space, and attracts core drinkers looking to educate themselves and have an experience with the drink.” 
2nd June 2016
“As rum volume and dollar sales decline, the segment is in need of innovation to keep up with current consumer trends toward new, sophisticated flavors and premiumization. Horchata flavors have already been seeping into the non-alcoholic beverage market. The flavor will also likely be of interest to key generational and ...
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Slow growth of white spirits continues
