Analysis

2024 Beverage Alcohol Year in Review

The trends that influenced the BevAl space

Analysis

2024 Beverage Alcohol Year in Review

The trends that influenced the BevAl space


  • The past year in Beverage Alcohol saw shifts in consumption behaviors including increased moderation, premiumization, and the emergence of Gen Z (21+) as a growing cohort in alcohol purchasing. 
  • In the beverage alcohol space, a range of trends that shaped 2024, raise the question of where the volume will come from in 2025.
  • 2024 struggled to achieve value and volume sales growth. 


Discover key findings:

  • Declining Off-Premise Sales: Total alcohol sales faced headwinds, with beer, wine, and spirits experiencing declines. Ready-to-drink (RTDs) were a notable exception.
  • RTD Dominance: Ready-to-drink categories (spirits, FMBs, wine) continued their meteoric rise, capturing a significant market share. 
  • The Rise of Moderation: Non-alcoholic beverages gained traction, reflecting a growing consumer focus on mindful drinking. 
  • Generational Shifts: Gen Z (21+) emerged as a key player, influencing trends in consumption and premiumization. 
  • Beer Struggles: Faced value (-0.7%) and volume (-2.9%) declines, with imports, non-alcoholic options, and super premium beers offsetting some losses. 
  • Spirits Slowdown: Experienced moderate value (-1.1%) and volume (-2.3%) declines, while Tequila and Canadian Whisky maintained strong performance. 
  • Wine Under Pressure: Suffered the steepest declines in both value (-3.5%) and volume (-5.3%), though higher-priced wines ($15-25) showed resilience.  
  • Non-Alcoholic Rise: Sales neared $1 billion, demonstrating a growing consumer preference for moderation. 

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