Mid-strength gains momentum according to new report findings
Is mid-strength on the rise? New research shows that 50% of consumers prefer two mid-strength drinks over one full-strength option, and 13% are choosing to 'coast' their evenings by alternating mid-strength drinks. The post Mid-strength gains momentum according to new report findings appeared first on The Drinks Business.

New research shows that 50% of consumers prefer two mid-strength drinks over one full-strength option, and 13% are choosing to 'coast' their evenings by only drinking mid-strength options.
New research from KAM Insights highlights a growing consumer shift towards mid-strength alcohol. Fifty per cent of UK consumers say they would rather have two mid-strength drinks than one full-strength option when opting for ‘just one’ at the pub. Additionally, 13% report ‘coasting’ their evenings—alternating mid-strength drinks to reduce overall alcohol intake while maintaining the same number of drinks.
To capitalise on this trend, the Mid-Strength Collective, a group of brands producing beers, wines, and spirits with lower alcohol content, has partnered with Club Soda to launch 'Mid-March'—a month-long initiative showcasing the category. Running throughout March, the campaign will offer tastings, sampling opportunities, and industry events to highlight the benefits of mid-strength drinks.