Sentences with phrase «craft dollar growth»

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However, the volume growth was less than half of what the Brewers Association saw in years past when craft beer volume increased by 17.6 % and dollars sales surged by 20 % between 2012 and 2013, according to IRI data.

Total craft growth slowed in 2015 as U.S. craft brewers grew volumes by 13 percent and retail dollars by 16 percent last year, according to new data compiled by trade group The Brewers Association (BA).

While category - wide beer volume sales remain flat across IRI's measured multi-outlet and convenience channels (MULC — which comprise grocery, drug, club, dollar, mass - merchandiser, Walmart and military stores), up just 0.7 percent through May 15, growth in the craft beer category, which was growing double - digits at this time last year, has slowed considerably.

Although premiumization trends have provided growth for domestics through super-premium brands as well as import and craft beers, the hard cider segment has not been as fortunate as case and dollar sales were down in 2016, based on IRI data.

However, three large craft brewers have managed to eek out single - digit dollar sales growth, including Yuengling (2.8 percent), New Belgium (6.1 percent) and Lagunitas (9.8 percent).

Several other craft brands have achieved double - digit dollar sales growth so far in 2017, including Bell's Brewery (19.2 percent), Stone Brewing (14.8 percent), Sweetwater Brewing Company (15.8 percent), Firestone Walker (16.8 percent), Dogfish Head (14.8 percent), New Glarus (11.2 percent) and Artisanal Brewing Ventures (Southern Tier and Victory Brewing, which combined for 15.8 percent growth).

Meanwhile, Ballast Point is the No. 2 dollar - growth contributor in craft, accounting for 11 percent of craft industry growth and experiencing double - digit depletion growth, Sands said.

In August 2015, Constellation Brands completed the acquisition of the Meiomi luxury wine brand, the number one pinot noir in dollar sales growth, followed by the acquisition of Ballast Point in December 2015, one of the fastest - growing craft beer companies in the U.S.. Most recently, Constellation announced its agreement to acquire The Prisoner Wine Company — home of super luxury wines The Prisoner, Saldo, Cuttings, Blindfold and Thorn.