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Beverages Variety Packs Brick 10000142: Alcohol Making Kits Definition Includes any products that can be described/observed as an alcoholic drink making kit. These products are total units that include all the necessary ingredients and equipment required to brew various flavours of beer, wine or spirits. Excludes products such as Alcohol Making Accessories sold separately, Non–Alcoholic Drink Making Kits and Pre–Made Alcohol. Type of Alcohol Making Kit (20000004) Attribute Definition Indicates, with reference to the product branding, labelling or packaging the descriptive term that is used by the product manufacturer to identify a particular type or variety of alcohol making kit. Attribute Values BEER KIT (30000309) SPIRIT KIT (30002832) UNIDENTIFIED (30002518) LIQUEUR KIT (30003009) UNCLASSIFIED (30002515) WINE KIT (30002626) Page 1 of 155 Brick 10000143: Alcohol Making Supplies Definition Includes any products that can be described/observed as alcoholic drink making supplies; extra or replacement components for alcohol making kits or components for home put together kits. These products are individual pieces of hardware such as, siphons and fermentation locks and separately packaged ingredients such as brewers yeast. These products can either be disposable or re–usable. Excludes products such as Alcohol Making Kits and Pre–Made Alcohol. Type of Alcohol Making Supply (20000005) Attribute Definition Indicates, with reference to the product branding, labelling or packaging the descriptive term that is used by the product manufacturer to identify a particular ingredient or piece of equipment used in the production of alcohol at home. Attribute Values BREWERS YEAST FERMENTATION HYDROMETER/SACCHARO UNCLASSIFIED (30002515) (30000438) LOCK/TRAP (30003047) METER (30003048) UNIDENTIFIED (30002518) CITRIC ACID (30000684) GRAPE CONCENTRATE LABELS (30003180) ETHYL ALCOHOL (30000952) (30001159) SIPHON TUBING (30003049) Page 2 of 155 Brick 10000591: Alcoholic Beverages Variety Packs Definition Includes any products that can be described/observed as two or more distinct Alcoholic Beverages sold together, which exist within the schema belonging to different bricks but to the same class, that is two or more products contained within the same pack which cross bricks within the Alcoholic Beverages class. Includes products such as Still and Sparkling Wine sold together. Items that are received free with purchases should be removed from the classification decision–making process. Excludes products such as Wine and Chocolate variety packs. Page 3 of 155 Brick 10000589: Alcoholic Cordials/Syrups Definition Includes any products than can be described/observed as an alcoholic liquid distilled from herbs, spices and fruits. These products contain less than 100 grams of sugar per litre. Their most common use is to add colour and/or flavour to cocktails and other long drinks. Includes products such as alcoholic Grenadine. Specifically excludes Spirits such as Brandy and Vodka, that typically have an alcohol content of around 35–40%. Excludes products such as Liqueurs and Spirits and Non Alcoholic Cordials and Syrups. Level of Alcohol Claim (20000122) Attribute Definition Indicates, with reference to the product branding, labelling or packaging the descriptive term that is used by the product manufacturer to identify the level of alcohol that is contained within the product. Attribute Values LOW ALCOHOL (30001469) STANDARD (30006814) UNCLASSIFIED (30002515) UNIDENTIFIED (30002518) Type of Alcoholic Cordial/Syrup (20000752) Attribute Definition Indicates, with reference to the product branding, labelling or packaging the descriptive term that is used by the product manufacturer to identify the name of the principal product on which the cordial/syrup is based. Attribute Values BEAN/KERNEL BASED FRUIT BASED (30001062) UNCLASSIFIED (30002515) VEGETABLE BASED (30006815) HERB BASED (30006816) UNIDENTIFIED (30002518) (30003172) DAIRY BASED (30000855) HONEY BASED (30006813) Page 4 of 155 Brick 10000144: Alcoholic Pre-mixed Drinks Definition Includes any products that can be described/observed as a flavoured alcoholic beverage that is pre–mixed with another drink, usually a soft drink. Also includes soft or milk based drinks which have spirits added during the production process. Includes pre mixed cocktails, such as Vodka Martini and mixed wine drinks such as Spritzers and Bucks Fizz. Excludes products such as Spirits, Beer Mixed Drinks, Non–alcoholic Mixers/Coolers, Liqueurs and Alcoholic Jellies. Origin of Spirit (20000707) Attribute Definition Indicates, with reference to the product branding, labelling or packaging, the descriptive term that is used by the manufacturer of spirit to identify the specific country in which the product has been produced. Attribute Values ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA – BRAZIL – UNCLASSIFIED CYPRUS – UNCLASSIFIED FRANCE – COGNAC ANTIGUA (30015689) (30005840) (30006213) (30006587) ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA – CANADA – BRITISH CZECH REPUBLIC – FRANCE – FRENCH WEST BARBUDA (30015690) COLUMBIA (30006324) UNCLASSIFIED (30015693) INDIES (30015695) ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA – CANADA – ONTARIO DENMARK – UNCLASSIFIED FRANCE – GASCONY UNCLASSIFIED (30015691) (30006325) (30006222) (30006343) AUSTRALIA – CANADA – UNCLASSIFIED DOMINICAN REPUBLIC – FRANCE – JURA (30006344) UNCLASSIFIED (30006302) (30006207) UNCLASSIFIED (30006646) FRANCE – MARTINIQUE AUSTRIA – UNCLASSIFIED CARIBBEAN – FINLAND – UNCLASSIFIED (30015352) (30006197) UNCLASSIFIED (30006210) (30006223) FRANCE – PROVENCE BARBADOS – CHILE – UNCLASSIFIED FRANCE – ALSACE (30006485) UNCLASSIFIED (30006583) (30006330) (30006224) FRANCE – UNCLASSIFIED BELGIUM – UNCLASSIFIED CHINA – UNCLASSIFIED FRANCE – BURGUNDY (30006350) (30006206) (30006212) (30006340) GERMANY – UNCLASSIFIED BERMUDA – UNCLASSIFIED CROATIA – UNCLASSIFIED FRANCE – CALVADOS (30006355) (30015692) (30006336) (30006586) GREECE – UNCLASSIFIED BOLIVIA – UNCLASSIFIED CUBA – UNCLASSIFIED FRANCE – CHAMPAGNE (30006515) (30006584) (30006585) (30006342) Page 5 of 155 GUYANA – UNCLASSIFIED NETHERLANDS – THAILAND – UNCLASSIFIED UNITED KINGDOM – (30015696) UNCLASSIFIED (30006235) (30006426) SCOTLAND – LOWLANDS HAITI – UNCLASSIFIED NEW ZEALAND – TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO – (30002986) (30015697) UNCLASSIFIED (30006407) TOBAGO (30015705) UNITED KINGDOM – HUNGARY – UNCLASSIFIED NICARAGUA – TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO – SCOTLAND – SPEYSIDE (30006511) UNCLASSIFIED (30006649) TRINIDAD (30015706) (30012924) INDIA – UNCLASSIFIED NORWAY – UNCLASSIFIED TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO – UNITED KINGDOM – (30005879) (30006582) UNCLASSIFIED (30015707) SCOTLAND – IRELAND – UNCLASSIFIED PERU – PISCO (30006590) TURKEY – UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED (30006570) (30006230) PERU – UNCLASSIFIED (30006427) UNITED KINGDOM – ITALY – UNCLASSIFIED (30005913) UKRAINE – UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED (30006571) (30006393) PHILIPPINES – (30006429) UNITED KINGDOM – VIRGIN JAMAICA – UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED (30006592) UNCLASSIFIED (30002515) ISLANDS (30006596) (30005894) POLAND – UNCLASSIFIED UNIDENTIFIED (30002518) UNITED KINGDOM – WALES – UNCLASSIFIED (30006572) JAPAN – UNCLASSIFIED (30006413) UNITED KINGDOM – (30006396) PORTUGAL – ENGLAND – SOMERSET USA – BAKER ISLAND KAZAKHSTAN – UNCLASSIFIED (30006540) (30006580) (30006597) UNCLASSIFIED (30015698) RUSSIA – UNCLASSIFIED UNITED KINGDOM – USA – HOWLAND ISLAND LATVIA – UNCLASSIFIED (30006246) ENGLAND – UNCLASSIFIED (30006598) (30015699) SERBIA – UNCLASSIFIED (30006257) USA – JARVIS ISLAND LEBANON – UNCLASSIFIED (30015704) UNITED KINGDOM – (30006591) (30015700) SLOVAKIA – UNCLASSIFIED NORTHERN IRELAND USA – JOHNSTON ATOLL LITHUANIA – UNCLASSIFIED (30006593) (30006595) (30006599) (30015701) SLOVENIA – UNCLASSIFIED UNITED KINGDOM – USA – KENTUCKY MACEDONIA – (30015478) SCOTLAND – (30006600) UNCLASSIFIED (30006398) SOUTH AFRICA – CAMPBELTOWN (30006436) USA – PUERTO RICO MAURITIUS – UNCLASSIFIED (30006420) UNITED KINGDOM – (30015703) UNCLASSIFIED (30006588) SPAIN – CATALONIA SCOTLAND – HIGHLANDS USA – TENNESSEE MEXICO – TEQUILA (30006552) (30001261) (30006602) (30006399) SPAIN – UNCLASSIFIED UNITED KINGDOM – USA – UNCLASSIFIED MEXICO – UNCLASSIFIED (30006559) SCOTLAND – (30006455) ISLAY/WESTERN ISLES (30005904) SWEDEN – UNCLASSIFIED USA – VIRGIN ISLANDS (30001307) MONTENEGRO – (30006424) (30006603) UNCLASSIFIED (30015702) SWITZERLAND – VENEZUELA – UNCLASSIFIED (30006425) UNCLASSIFIED (30012798) Style of Spirit (20000237) Attribute Definition Page 6 of 155 Indicates, with reference to the product branding, labelling or packaging, the descriptive term that is used by the manufacturer to identify a particular style of spirit. Attribute Values BLACK (ALCOHOL COLOR) GOLDEN (30001135) SINGLE MALT (30012925) VSOP (30002577) (30014829) JONGE (30001329) SOUR MASH (30002274) WHITE (ALCOHOL COLOR) BLEND (30000370) LONDON (30010421) SWEET MASH (30002375) (30014444) CLEAR (30000690) OUDE (30003017) UNCLASSIFIED (30002515) XO (30002644) DARK (ALCOHOL COLOR) SILVER (ALCOHOL COLOR) UNIDENTIFIED (30002518) (30014835) (30014830) VS (30000107) Type of Alcoholic Beverage Content (20000189) Attribute Definition Indicates, with reference to the product branding, labelling or packaging, the descriptive term that is used by the manufacturer to identify a particular type of alcoholic beverage contained in a product. Attribute Values ARAK/RAKI/OUZO FRUIT SPIRIT (30001073) MUSCAT WINE (30001652) TEQUILA (30002429) (30002688) GENEVER (30001117) PASTIS/ANISE (30006763) UNCLASSIFIED (30002515) ARMAGNAC (30000210) GIN (30001116) PISCO (30001868) UNIDENTIFIED (30002518) BITTERS (30000339) GRAPPA (30001165) PORT (30001896)
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