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Worldwide vodka sales fell by The NAACP is the nation's oldest and largest nonpartisan civil 1.1% to 496.4m cases in 2013, hit rights organization. “The NAACP’s mission to promote inclusion by continued declines in Eastern and ensure equal rights for all aligns with Diageo’s core values and and Central Europe, according to a commitment to diversity and inclusion,” said Cherie Sheridan, newly released “The International Director of Diversity and Inclusion, Diageo North America. Wine & Spirit Research (IWSR) Report.” However, the sector “continues to thrive” elsewhere, EDWARDS NAMED AMBASSADOR OF THE notably in the Americas and Asia-Pacific, where sales were up by YEAR BY ICONS OF WHISKY AMERICA 1.4m and 1.5m cases, respectively. The market research report on global vodka also forecasts that the category will return to growth, Rick Edwards, Master of Scotch for Pernod with IWSR expecting vodka sales to peak at just over 500m cases Ricard USA, was named Ambassador of in 2016, before undergoing a “slight downward correction.” The the Year by Icons of Whisky. Edwards has IWSR also forecasts "unrelenting growth” in the United States, 18 years of whisky industry experience, with the market predicted to reach 75m cases by 2018. including studying with Evan Cattanach, Master Keeper of the Quaich and Master CHATEAU CLOS DUBREUIL PRODUCES THE Distiller Emeritus. 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Trocard used the location of his whisky and scotch category every year. estate in Lussac as “the perfect site to plant vines on a terroir of clay and limestone soils with southern WHISKY INVESTMENT OUTSTRIPPING exposure.” He also picked the terroir in the mode of TRADITIONAL ASSET CLASSES 11th century monks, who historically produced their Chardonnay for mass there. “Chardonnay fits perfectly under this powerful With the market for fine label: It is a wine that has rich character, impressive weight, good Scotch single malt whisky texture and a lot of complexity. 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Additionally, whiskies taking decades to age, a continuing rise in prices can the Stamford NAACP chapter has awarded Diageo’s Director be expected in private whisky investments.
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