How alcohol producers are keeping the World Cup party going
Alcohol producers are capitalizing on the World Cup festivities by releasing limited-edition products and sponsoring the event. Popular brands such as Michelob, Casamigos Tequila, and Champagne Taittinger are participating in the festivities. The World Cup is a significant opportunity for alcohol producers to boost sales and increase brand awareness, with nearly 1.5 billion people worldwide watching the tournament.
- ▪Many alcohol brands are releasing limited-edition products to capitalize on the World Cup excitement.
- ▪The World Cup is a significant opportunity for alcohol producers to boost sales and increase brand awareness.
- ▪Several countries competing in the World Cup, including Spain, France, and Argentina, are also wine producers.
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Open this photo in gallery:Some popular alcohol brands such as Michelob are sponsoring the World Cup, while others are releasing limited-edition products to capitalize on the festivities.Sammy Kogan/The Globe and MailShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountIt’s not just sports fans who are following the results of the World Cup. Alcohol producers around the world will be watching how people drink and socialize at home or in pubs and bars over the six-week period, in the hope of boosting sales.
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